Ethics
- 3 Baritone E-Discovery Voices Discuss the Meet and Confer ChallengeJudge David Waxse, Alex Ponce De Leon, and Martin Tully
- Cooperation Primer for Lawyers and JudgesJudge David Waxse, Bennett Borden, and Megan Jones
- Cost Shifting and Fee Splitting in Electronic DiscoveryHonorable James C. Francis, IV, Robert W. Trenchard, and Megan Jones
- eDiscovery Experts Discuss New York's Complex E-Discovery Model OrderMaura Grossman, Ariana Tadler, Chris Dale
- Electronic Discovery and Home Computers Keith Altman
- Information Governance Tips That Impact E-DiscoveryAnthony Diana, Shannon Smith, and Bruce Radke
- Occupy LegalTech Show
- Private Clouds and Data SecurityStuart Hubbard, Ben Kerschberg, Katey Wood, and Steve d'Alencon
- Proportional E-Discovery Hon. James Rosenbaum and Johnathan Redgrave
- Quon and the Supreme Court Tackling An E-Discovery Issue Edward R. Mcnicholas
- Supreme Court Rules on Police GPS Use and Privacy Rights in US v. Jones
- Surveying Sanctions in E-Discovery Cases in 2010 and Judicial ReactionsHonorable James C. Francis, Honorable Richard Sankovitz, Dan Willoughby, and James A. Batson
- The 4th Amendment and E-Discovery in Criminal Matters Justin Murphy
- The Ethical Obligations in Electronic DiscoveryRalph Losey
- What Makes The Georgetown Advanced e-Discovery Program Special?Bob Eisenberg
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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