What is the difference between electronic discovery and computer forensics?

Electronic discovery involves identifying, preserving, collecting and producing digital media in litigation.

Computer forensics involves an analysis of a hard drive to determine user activity. The potential retrieval of deleted data can also be a reason to use computer forensics.

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eDiscovery Inc. was founded by Allison Goodman in March 2006 to help attorneys and paralegals navigate the confusing world of digital data. Allison has more than 20 years of experience working with attorneys and understands the pressures of the law firm environment. She is a certified computer forensic examiner and previously worked for a pioneering computer forensics company and a national consulting firm.