That is why the orangutan is at a great disadvantage on the ground, and why the orangutan rarely comes down from the treetops. Their food is there, their home is there and they are safer there. An orangutanâs lifespan is about 35-40 years in the wild, and sometimes into the 50âs in captivity.They reach puberty at about 8 years of age, but a female isnât ready for her own baby until sheâs in her teens.Putri and her new baby.hat is why the orangutan is at a great disadvantage on the ground, and why the orangutan rarely comes down from the treetops. Their food is there, their home is there and they are safer there. An orangutanâs lifespan is about 35-40 years in the wild, and sometimes into the 50âs in captivity.
A: eDiscovery, or electronic discovery, is the process used by organizations to find, preserve, analyze, and package electronic content (often referred to as. eletronically stored information or ESI) for a legal request or investigation.
Discovery is by far the most expensive part of any litigation matter, and it can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars to manage electronic data in a lawsuit. Winstonâs decision to develop an in-house e-discovery team is relatively unique among law firms, and is tied to the firmâs business model. Winston, which has about 100 attorneys in Washington, attributes a larger portion of its business to litigation than the typical corporate law firm. About 55 percent of Winstonâs legal work is litigation, compared to 25 percent at many large full-service law firms, Rosenthal said.