Includes index.

Introduction -- The nature and types of electronically stored information -- Principles of disclosure -- eDisclosure in litigation -- Objections to disclosure and inspection -- Disclosure applications -- Cross-border issues in edisclosure -- eDisclosure in domestic and international arbitration -- Identification and preservation of electronic information -- Collection of electronic information -- Processing and filtering -- Predictive coding -- Review and analysis -- Production -- Presentation -- Procurement.

"Electronic disclosure of evidence is now an unavoidable aspect of litigation. With technology continually advancing and reliance on electronic devices growing rapidly, [e-disclosure] is becoming more and more important. Yet many practitioners, both litigators and arbitrators, are still grasping the complex practical and procedural aspects of [e-disclosure] ... Covering all aspects of [e-disclosure] from domestic litigation to international arbitration, this book combines legal analysis with practical advice to guide practitioners seamlessly through the stages of disclosure and associated document production; from the identification of relevant documents, through the collection and preservation of electronic evidence, to the analysis and presentation of data, both before courts and in arbitration. [Also included is a] commentary on critical legal issues and practical challenges that arise in relation to eDisclosure, such as dealing with ever growing sources of electronically stored information (like social media and cloud computing storage), and identifying ways and means to ensure that eDisclosure and production is conducted as efficiently as possible."--