E-Discovery
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The importance of keeping documents in business has been important ever since people started doing business with each other. It probably served initially as a way to keep Grog from clubbing Ug over a misunderstanding in their exchange of a mammoth tooth necklace for a spear. While an event such as this may have never [...]
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About E-Discovery
Electronic discovery, often called e-discovery, is the process of identifying, preserving, collecting, filtering, and producing computer-based information that is evidence in litigation or an investigation.
My name is Aaron Hall. I am an attorney in Minnesota and experienced with e-discovery. You may contact me at www.AaronHall.com.
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E-Discovery
Electronic discovery (e-discovery or eDiscovery) involves the exchange of data and information pertaining to a legal action in an electronic ...
The importance of keeping documents in business has been important ever since people started doing business with each other. It ...
About the author: Jon Dawson practiced law in DC for 4+ years, mainly doing litigation support. He was 'in the trenches' ...
About the author: Jon Dawson practiced law in DC for 4+ years, mainly doing litigation support. He was 'in the trenches' ...
In this video, Aaron Cronan of Fios discusses the trends in eDiscovery. One trend includes controlling costs by using search/filtering ...
One of my favorite legal tech bloggers, Robert Ambrogi, recently mentioned a new e-discovery blog, e-Lessons Learned, which offers a ...
Facebook and E-Discovery: A Great Source of Legal Evidence
As people are increasingly using social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and others, the evidence that people post on those sites becomes more important in lawsuits. This video explains the importance of these issues and the basic considerations with obtaining electronic discovery of evidence on social networking sites.
E-Discovery Spoliation and Sanctions
An article by Eric Sinrod led me to an excellent, current case discussing spoliation law and sanctions law. The case demonstrates the serious consequences of spoliation: default judgment and attorneys fees sanctions.
2009 E-Discovery Events
Although 2008 still has some e-discovery events (such as ALSP Fall Forum 2008 this week), a number of 2009 E-Discovery Events are being planned in the United States, including
For Good Cause Shown, Plaintiffs No Longer Required to Utilize Predictive Coding – Electronic Discovery
For Good Cause Shown, Plaintiffs No Longer Required to Utilize Predictive Coding EORHB, Inc. v. HOA Holdings, LLC, No. 7409-VCL, 2013 WL 1960621 (Del. Ch. May 6, 2013) Previously, the court ordered the parties to “retain a single discovery vendor to be used by both sides” and to “conduct document review with the assistance of [...]
