Administrative Law and E-Discovery - An Insider’s Perspective
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Listen to Karl Schieneman, Director of Analytics and Review with JurInnov talk with attorney Allison Stanton from the U.S. Department of Justice and Christopher Denig from Washington, DC based Covington & Burling about E-Discovery issues associated with government investigations. Listen and learn about what works when a subpoena or warrant arrives at the doorstep of your client requesting information and ESI is involved. While the rules for E-Discovery are different, many of the same principles surrounding cooperation and open and honest disclosure still apply. Another topic we will be covering is how agencies are reacting to newer technologies and search and retrieval approaches.
Recorded 01/11/2011
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- No Sanctions for Destruction of Data Resulting from Mistaken Belief that Computers had been Imaged
- Court Sanctions Plaintiff and Counsel for Misuse of Discovery Process, Including Failing to Reveal That Relevant Cell Phones were Discarded
- "[T]hrowing the Laptop Off a Building; Running Over the Laptop with a Vehicle; and Stating 'If This Gets Us into Trouble, I Hope We're Prison Buddies,' Unquestionably Demonstrate Bad Faith."
- Upcoming Events - Spring 2011
- "[M]etadata Maintained by the Agency as a Part of an Electronic Record is Presumptively Producible under FOIA, Unless the Agency Demonstrates that such Metadata is Not 'Readily Reproducible.'"
- Court Rejects Distinction between "Original Thumb Drives" and Forensic Images of the Same, Orders Production
- U.S. Court Holds Litigant In Non-U.S. Suit Subject to American Discovery Rules
- Court Awards $1,049,850.04 in Attorney's Fees and Costs as Sanction for Discovery Abuse in "Victor Stanley II"
- Delaware Court of Chancery Issues Guidelines for Preservation of Electronically Stored Information
- Employee's Use of a Work Computer to Communicate with Attorney "Akin to Consulting her Lawyer in her Employer's Conference Room, in a Loud Voice, with the Door Open..."