A 74 page, 30 section handbook for England and Wales, from the first preservation notice to the final trial bundle, with a working comparison to United States practice.
Guide · 74 pages · 101 min read · Published 2026-09-20
The flagship title in the CFL Electronic Evidence Series and the most complete reference we publish. Thirty sections across five parts take a matter from information governance and litigation readiness, through preservation, identification of sources, forensically sound collection, processing and early case assessment, search, review, privilege and redaction, to production, presentation at trial and disposal. It is written from the English starting point, CPR Part 31, Practice Direction 31B and Practice Direction 57AD in the Business and Property Courts, and then shows stage by stage where United States practice diverges, so teams running matters that touch both systems can work from one document.
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74 pages · 101 min read
A UK-first practitioner handbook on electronic disclosure for solicitors, barristers, in-house counsel, paralegals, investigators and litigation support teams.
Written by Computer Forensics Lab Ltd, published by Computer Forensics Lab Ltd on 2026-09-20. Original material of the practice, free to read, cite and download. See every guide's author and source.
10 pages · 14 min read
A complete guide to how Computer Forensics Lab handles electronic evidence for UK litigation, internal investigations and regulatory work.
6 pages · 8 min read
A capability overview written for US counsel who need evidence that sits in the United Kingdom handled properly, then delivered into the review workflow their firm already runs.
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