In this video, E-discovery attorney, Gabe Acevedo, explains what he expects to see in the future of e-discovery.

A recent case reveals why actively updating a privilege log is critical to those asserting an inadvertent disclosure claim under Federal Rules of Evidence 502. The case was Rhoads Industries, Inc. v. Building Materials Corp. of America, 2008 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 93333 (E.D. Pa. Nov. 14, 2008). In this case, the court held that when [...]

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.

Purchasing software for electronic discovery is not easy. Here is a little advice about how to get started, factors to consider, and tips to save you time and money.

2009 is almost here. What will change in e-discovery? What trends will emerge in the coming year? And what can you do now that will give you an advantage in 2009. Here is my prediction for changes in the e-discovery landscape during the coming year.

Are you looking for market research on electronic discovery and the latest e-discovery trends? Kroll Ontrack, a leader in the e-discovery industry, recently published its Second Annual ESI Trends Report. The report has 2008 market research on e-discovery trends from its survey of U.S. and U.K companies. The report is an international survey of in-house [...]

The Association of Litigation Support Professionals, or ALSP, is a key trade association involved with e-discovery. ALSP is dedicated to establishing global professional standards for the litigation support profession through collaboration, education and certification. ALSP’s inaugural conference, ALSP 2008 Fall Forum: Education Through Collaboration will be held November 13-14, 2008 at the Hyatt Regency McCormick [...]