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- Admissibility Pointers From The Bench Featuring Judges Grimm and Rosenbaum
- Building E-Discovery Work Flow John Rosenthal
- Concept Searching in Electronic DiscoveryKarl Schieneman and Kelly Twigger
- David v. Goliath Part 1 - What Happens When Different Sized Parties Meet in E-Discovery: All Star PanelKevin Esposito, Marie Lona, Patrick Oot, Ron Hedges, Luke Santangelo, and Tom French
- 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 Effectively Working Through Privilege IssuesDavid M. Greenwald and Jonathan Redgrave
- E-Discovery Versus E-Disclosure - How The English Handle E-DiscoveryChris Dale
- Electronic Discovery Lessons from Dedicated Review TeamsMatt Clarke
- Innovative Ways to Approach Privilege Logs Hon. John Facciola and Meghan O'Donnell
- Midwest Sourcing of E-Discovery TalentBob Trenchard, David Cohen, and Cathleen Peterson
- Producing ESI and Associated IssuesTim Opsitnick and Craig Ball
- Pt 1 Building An E-Discovery Process For Success - All Star Panel Tim Opsitnick, Kevin Esposito, Tess Blair, Chris Olsson, Tim Coon, Jim Michalowicz, and Tom Stevens
- Rule 502(d) For Dummies With Judge GrimmHonorable Paul Grimm
- Rule 502: Are We There Yet?Hon. Paul Grimm and Tom Allman
- Top 10 Electronic Discovery List for Plaintiff Lawyers Ariana Tadler
- Watson, The NY Times Doomsday Article and the Legal ProfessionCharles Cohen and Marc Fulkert
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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