Extract from Reveal’s article “Crafting a 90-Day eDiscovery Implementation Plan for 2026”
A successful eDiscovery implementation plan for 2026 hinges on clearly defining the stages of discovery, selecting the right tools and workflows, and aligning legal and technology teams to deliver results within a compressed 90-day timeframe. Breaking the first 90 days into structured phases – readiness, deployment, and optimization – ensures organizations can adopt the right processes, manage costs, and elevate their litigation and compliance strategies from day one.
According to Fortune Business Insights, the global eDiscovery market is projected to reach $20 billion in 2026, driven by demand for efficient case data handling, advanced analytics, and cloud-based review tools, So, the need for structured implementation has never been greater. Join us, as we go over how to craft a 90-day plan that balances technology selection, governance, and training.
What Are the Stages of eDiscovery?
eDiscovery follows a structured lifecycle that guides how organizations handle digital evidence. Legal teams rely on defined stages so work stays defensible, repeatable, and efficient. A clear framework reduces guesswork and supports consistent results across matters.
