Alerting the opposing party to how easily e-information can be destroyed and facilitating the early prevention of loss of e-information is the aim of

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The aim of alerting the opposing party to how easily e-information can be destroyed and facilitating the early prevention of loss of e-information is fulfilled by a preservation letter, which is a request sent by a party to another party to preserve potentially relevant evidence, including e-information. Mandatory disclosure refers to the requirement to disclose relevant information without prompting from the opposing party, interrogatory practice involves written questions submitted and answered under oath, and client communication ethics standard 1.4 addresses communicating effectively with clients about the scope and objectives of representation. While these may be relevant to e-discovery, they do not specifically address the aim mentioned in the question.

Alerting the Opposing Party to How Easily E-Information Can Be