The Advanced eDiscovery Institute A continuing education program by Georgetown Law School This year the program was held December 6 & 7 The agenda and roster of speakers can be found here. This conference is considered one of the most highly regarded e-discovery learning events of the year. Learn something new about e-discovery today by … Continue reading The Georgetown Advanced eDiscovery Institute
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Electronic Discovery Cases You Must Know | e-discovery 2.0
Electronic Discovery Cases You Must Know | e-discovery 2.0. This is a great post from last year outlining the "must know" e-discovery cases ...
EDPM: Managing Expectations
The tools are not as important as the process. Technology can only take your project so far as seen in Thorncreek Apartments III, LLC v. Village of Park Forest. Village mistakenly uploaded 159 privileged documents for Thorncreek as part of the production, which included every document marked as privileged, as it expected Kroll's software to … Continue reading EDPM: Managing Expectations
Employment Alert: New Jersey Supreme Court Finds Privacy Rights in Employee E-Mails
Employment Alert: New Jersey Supreme Court Finds Privacy Rights in Employee E-Mails. Earlier this year in the Quon case, we learned that if you're sending personal messages via your company-issued PDA or cell phone, you do not have any right to privacy. It's their phone. Interestingly, this case from March 2010 (decided prior to Quon) … Continue reading Employment Alert: New Jersey Supreme Court Finds Privacy Rights in Employee E-Mails
A Search Term Turkey « Bow Tie Law’s Blog
Lawyers who are new to electronic discovery may assume things are “impossible.” Moreover, some attorneys argue “undue burden” without consulting with a third-party expert based on the assumption e-Discovery is inherently cost prohibitive. Consulting with a third-party expert, or even performing a Google search, may prove the “impossible” is actually a common practice in many … Continue reading A Search Term Turkey « Bow Tie Law’s Blog
Failure to Test Keywords by Sampling a Prominent Consideration in Court’s Finding of Waiver : Electronic Discovery Law
Keyword searching is a task which requires using technology. As a best practice you should make sure you allow enough time in your project management plan to test and perform quality control measures on your search results. You must have a methodology in place to which you apply the technology you have available. Not the … Continue reading Failure to Test Keywords by Sampling a Prominent Consideration in Court’s Finding of Waiver : Electronic Discovery Law
Podcasts – Keyword Searching
Podcasts - Law Technology News. Law Technology Now with Monica Bay & Craig Ball discussing the 2008 Victor Stanley Inc. v Creative Pipe Inc. case which had a huge impact on ESI searching trends. This case is often referred to in the ongoing discussion on searching. Update: This morning (July 28, 2010), I attended a … Continue reading Podcasts – Keyword Searching
e-Discovery Case Law Update – Summer 2010 Part II | Fios, Inc.
e-Discovery Case Law Update – Summer 2010 Part II | Fios, Inc.. Vendor sponsored educational webinar highlighting current trends, issues and cases in e-discovery including: Sanctions Social Networking Collection Text Messaging (registration for the Aug. 4th event is required. Fios usually offers their webinars on-demand for those who miss the event so don't worry if … Continue reading e-Discovery Case Law Update – Summer 2010 Part II | Fios, Inc.
Citing its Inherent Authority to Sanction, Court Grants Motion for Sanctions Against Non-Party : E-Discovery Law Review
Citing its Inherent Authority to Sanction, Court Grants Motion for Sanctions Against Non-Party : E-Discovery Law Review. This case summary discusses an extreme scenario where a non-party was sanctioned for discovery misconduct. The lesson here for all of your non-extreme scenarios is that you'll need to have adequate documentation of your ESI collection methodologies to … Continue reading Citing its Inherent Authority to Sanction, Court Grants Motion for Sanctions Against Non-Party : E-Discovery Law Review
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