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What eDiscovery is, how the process runs, and where the obligations come from.
A deposition is sworn, out-of-court testimony taken on the record before trial; Rule 30(b)(6) lets a party depose an organization, whose designee speaks for it rather than for themselves.
eDiscovery is the lifecycle for finding, preserving, reviewing, and producing electronically stored information, with legal duties and operational handoffs shaping each stage.
Legal operations turns legal spending, technology, data, vendors, and staffing into a managed function that supports lawyers and business decision-makers.
Litigation support is the people-and-processes function that manages the data and technology side of a dispute.