Yes you are right some further clarification is needed here.

Specifically we are looking to develop a "file plan" related to all forms of
litigation support documents for client files with a concentration on the
following forms of data:


   - Original data
   - Produced Data
   - Contol Data


Any suggestions of how to sensibly organize this information would be
greatly appreciated.

-Alex

On Wed, Jul 6, 2011 at 1:09 PM, Julie J. Colgan <[log in to unmask]>wrote:

> Hi Alex,
>
> I don't think there is a standard naming convention (they are usually
> pretty
> specific to the organization).  Are you looking for naming conventions or
> are you looking to develop a file plan?
>
> Regardless, at a minimum we need a little more information than "litigation
> support information" ...
>
> Are you talking about lit support for your firm as a party to litigation,
> or
> lit support services provided to your clients?
>
> Also, "information" ... is that lit hold notices, data collections from
> Summation or Concordance, load files, discovery vendor contracts ... all of
> those, none of those, some of those?
>
> A little more detail/clarification and maybe someone can help.  :)
>
> Julie
>
>
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