Arkfeld on Electronic Discovery and Evidence

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Arkfeld on Electronic Discovery and Evidence new 2nd edition provides detailed coverage on the latest case law, amended federal rules with case analysis, and procedural developments concerning electronic evidence. This edition covers all of the new cases and issues facing the issues of discovering, producing and admitting "electronically stored information" (ESI) in your cases. Besides the new extensive analysis of the amended federal rules, the new edition enlarges the discussion concerning search protocol and certification as well as the numerous federal directives requiring counsel to issue a "litigation hold" and proactively identify and preserve responsive ESI.

Arkfeld on Electronic Discovery and Evidence (2nd Edition) is a comprehensive treatise that addresses all the key aspects of the collection and admission of electronic evidence, within the context of relevant statutes, regulations, and case law.


Authored by Michael R. Arkfeld, one of the leading e-discovery experts in the country, the 2nd edition is authoritative, comprehensive, and user-friendly. The 1000+ page treatise contains 8 chapters and provides fingertip access to more than 30 sample discovery forms, letters, and court orders, and includes dozens of practice tips and pointers. It also contains the complete text of relevant state and federal statutes, regulations, and each case is pinpointed to the appropriate legal e-discovery areas.


Besides the new extensive analysis of the amended federal rules, the new edition enlarges the discussion concerning search protocol and certification as well as the numerous federal directives requiring counsel to issue a "litigation hold" and proactively identify and preserve responsive ESI. Answers on how to discover, produce and admit electronic evidence to avoid ethical problems and court sanctions can be found in this latest edition. The treatise addresses every aspect of the e-discovery process including ESI type, creation and storage, outside expert assistance, searching ESI, as well as the laws and procedures for admitting electronic evidence in your case.



This essential work has been purchased by more than 2000 of the top law firms, corporations, service bureaus, government organizations, courts and law libraries in the country. Of special note, the treatise has become the textbook of choice for law schools and is provided online for the SEC’s administrative and enforcement units and law firms across the country.

FEATURES AND BENEFITS

Here's your key to understanding the discovery, production and admissibility of electronic information, all in a 900 plus page treatise.

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Clear explanations of technology and legal concepts that impact your e-discovery decisions
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Analysis of recent case law interpreting amended FRCP rules
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Authoritative discussion of court rules and cases regarding "electronically stored information" (ESI)
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Case summaries on electronic discovery, production and evidentiary issues
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Forms, checklists and practical pointers (preservation letter, interrogatories, request for production and many more)
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Well-organized legal and technology content.