Preservation / Collection
- 2011 Trends in E-Discovery Eddie O'Brien
- 3 Baritone E-Discovery Voices Discuss the Meet and Confer ChallengeJudge David Waxse, Alex Ponce De Leon, and Martin Tully
- Administrative Law and E-Discovery - An Insider's PerspectiveAllison Stanton and Christopher Denig
- Building E-Discovery Work Flow John Rosenthal
- Data Mismanagement in E-Discovery Quin Gregor
- David v. Goliath Part 2 - What Happens When Different Sized Parties Meet in E-Discovery: All Star Panel Patrick Oot, Kevin Esposito, Marie Lona, Ronald Hedges, Tom French, and Luke Santangelo
- E-Discovery and Antitrust LawJeane Thomas
- E-Discovery and Family LawBarry Gummow and David Pollack
- E-Discovery of Databases - Plaintiff's and Defendant's PerspectivesKarin Roberts, Keith Altman and Conrad Jacoby
- E-Discovery Trends and Forensic Tips Craig Ball
- eDiscovery Passports and International eDiscovery in US CourtsJudge James C. Francis IV, M. James Daley and Philip Favro
- Electronic Discovery and Home Computers Keith Altman
- Electronic Discovery in Everyday Cases Sharon Nelson and John Simek
- Helpful Tips for ESI Data Mapping to Reduce E-Discovery CostsJohn Collins, Kelly Twigger
- International Electronic DiscoveryGeorge Rudoy and Ron Hedges
- Interviewing Witnesses in E-Discovery CasesDuncan Fraser, Jennifer Mason
- Legacy Data Issues and E-Discovery PainCharles Cohen
- New Model Order for E-Discovery In Patent CasesTom Gricks, Antigone Peyton, Bruce Fein
- Part 1 Migrating From E-Discovery to Effective Records Management by an All Star PanelCarol Choksy, William Dodero, Robert Bernard, Jim Michalowicz, Tom Utiger, Jim Daley, and Linda Davis
- Part 2 Migrating From E-Discovery to Effective Records Management by an All Star PanelCarol Choksy, William Dodero,Robert Bernard, Jim Michalowicz, Tom Utiger, Jim Daley, and Linda Davis
- Pension Commitee, Rimkus Consulting and E-Discovery Appeals Mike Lackey
- Pension Committee Opinion and Legal Holds John Jablonski
- Questions a Company Should Know About Records Management Tom Smith
- Quon and the Supreme Court Tackling An E-Discovery Issue Edward R. Mcnicholas
- Records Management - An Insider's Perspective and Its Impact on E-DiscoveryJane Connerton, Stephen Ferguson, and Bruce Whitney
- Retrieving ESI From Cloud-Based ApplicationsCraig Ball
- Seven Steps for an Effective Litigation HoldJohn Jablonski
- Should We Be Scared Of Back Up Tapes in E-Discovery?Craig Ball, Quinn Gregor, and Jim McGann
- Social Media Creates Business Opportunities, Messes and Work for LawyersJonathan Redgrave and Dave Nelsen
- Supreme Court Rules on Police GPS Use and Privacy Rights in US v. Jones
- Taxation of Electronic Discovery Costs, Recovering Processing FeesKarl Schieneman, Mark Austrian
- The 12 Days of Remediation, A Holiday ClassicGary Rylander
- The Case For Cooperation in Electronic DiscoveryJudge Andrew Peck, Maura Grossman, and Bill Butterfield
- The Critical Role of Preservation in an Electronic Discovery David Ries
- The Legal Hold Battle Karl Schieneman
- The Relationship Between Effective Records Management and Legal HoldsCarol Choksy and Robert Dibert
- The Status of Meta Data Case Law Shannon Capone Kirk
- The Top 10 Ways to Reduce Costs of Electronic Discovery David Cohen
- The Truth about Metadata John Rosenthal and Bill Butterfield
- Top 10 Electronic Discovery Issues for Corporate Counsel Leigh Webber
- Top 10 Electronic Discovery List for Plaintiff Lawyers Ariana Tadler
- UK e-Disclosure Project Update and Its Application to the USChris Dale and Senior Master Whitacker
- Working with First Time Clients on Electronic Discovery ProjectsMonica Latin, Kevin Toner and Greg Krabacher
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- Da Silva Moore : Judge Carter Denies Motion for Recusal or Disqualification
- For Discovery Violations, Court Orders Retention of Outside Vendor to Collect Responsive Documents, Investigate Possible Spoliation
- Cloud Considerations: E-Discovery
- Court Instructs Parties to Utilize Predictive Coding, Requires Show of Cause to Avoid It
- Concluding Litigation Hold and Document Retention Policies are "Clearly Unacceptable," Court Allows Depositions to Determine if Spoliation Occurred
- Court Focuses on Cooperation & Proportionality to Resolve Discovery Disputes
- International Trade Commission Proposes to Amend Rules of Practice and Procedure
- For Spoliation, Court Holds Defendant in Contempt, Orders $600,000 to be Paid to Plaintiff, $25,000 to be Paid to the Court
- On Remand, Court Finds Rambus Committed Spoliation, Will Adjust Royalty Rate as Sanction
- Federal Trade Commission Issues Final Changes to Agency Procedure