As more and more of our information is shared and stored electronically, the discovery process now includes the requesting and production of this electronic information (“e-discovery”). Today we collect, review, and produce information retained electronically in response to the other party’s discovery requests. This may include your databases, e-mails. voice-mails, social media, and other relevant information stored in electronic form. This is sometimes a complicated and costly process due to the locations and manner and methods of storing this information. Courts in Ohio do not require the production of such information if it is not reasonably accessible due to some undue burden or cost.