DEFENSIBLE DISPOSITION AND DATA REMEDIATION Situation A Fortune 50 company had never taken action to implement a disposition process because of concerns that records might be prematurely destroyed. As a result, the company had accumulated fifty years’ worth of physical records and electronic information stored in email archives, file servers, backup tapes and numerous content repositories. The company sought assistance to remediate its legacy data and implement a go-forward defensible disposition process to combat the escalating costs of storage, added litigation risk and cost of discovery. Solutions Our professionals: • Worked with legal, IT and business stakeholders to inventory all relevant legacy data stores and develop global data disposition criteria. • Developed a strategy f

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