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Trustworthy data: A critical need in digital litigation

Trustworthy data is vital for justice. Which is why maintaining data integrity and transparency during eDiscovery (the process of finding and sharing data related to litigation) is crucial to prevent legal repercussions and ensure fair outcomes. As data volumes grow, advanced technologies like blockchain are essential to show that data presented in court is unaltered and transparent.

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Alex Cawthorne

Data integrity and transparency are paramount in legal proceedings, particularly during the eDiscovery process, which involves identifying, collecting, and presenting electronically stored information (ESI) in a comprehensible manner. With data volumes growing exponentially, maintaining and proving data integrity is challenging but essential.

Failures in data presentation can lead to severe legal repercussions, including sanctions and reputational damage. Advanced technologies like blockchain ensure that data can be shown to be unaltered and transparent, fostering trust among stakeholders and improving legal outcomes.

Ensuring data integrity isn't just a legal necessity; it's crucial for maintaining trust and achieving fair judicial outcomes.

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