LEGAL
Any time an organization has reasonable threat of litigation, a legal hold likely should be issued. The hold should highlight a variety of details, including but not limited to, types of information to retain, date through which information should be retained, contact information if questions about the hold arise, and more. A triggering event can happen at any time, so it’s best for organizations to be prepared and have a process in place to manage holds if they become necessary.
Thomson Reuters recently commissioned a benchmarking survey to evaluate the current legal hold environment. This infographic looks at the current legal holds environment – who’s sending them, who’s not, how often they’re being sent, and more.
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