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... discovery activities and case management practices in federal civil cases that closed during the final quarter of 2008. The FJC report was compiled to facilitate discussion regarding discovery practices ...
... of new character sets and to take into account the many ways in which their use might affect search methods.  It won’t work to simply translate the new IDNs. Inn many cases, it might be a mistake ...
... gun. Metadata doesn’t tell you every person who accessed or viewed a document. It doesn’t tell you who read a document or how it got to its current location. In most cases, the most relevant information ...
... for destruction of electronic documents. Some cases involve intentional misconduct such as wiping the content of a computer’s hard disk drive. Other cases involve unintended conduct, followed by lying ...
... highlights the fact that e-discovery affects cases of all sizes and that attorneys must always be prepared to identify, preserve and search for electronic evidence. According to the court’s memorandum ...
... work originally was done in criminal defense and military cases. Since then, though, Global CompuSearch has grown to six full-time examiners from one, and the majority of cases it works on are civil, ...
... All three operate at substantial losses. No business reason exists for these and other sites to make ESI retrieval easy. I would argue that, for most moderate size cases, much of social networking ESI ...
... whether a produced email was originally encrypted is almost impossible without the decryption key. Granted, encrypted emails may only make up a small fraction of an employee’s mailbox, but cases sometimes ...
... occurs only after such an order has already been sought (or agreed upon) and issued. In many cases, neither side of the dispute has consulted an e-discovery expert as to the feasibility or practicality ...
... E-Discovery in Today’s Wired School,” discusses the difficulties posed by new technologies in cases of inappropriate contact between students and teachers. Back when former Seattle-area school teacher ...
... understand the scope of ESI relevant to their cases and to process and produce relevant files faster than ever before. Given the multiple native formats and the tremendous amount of duplicative data out ...
... of a European cost-shifting model misses the mark. Changing the framework under which attorneys plead cases and conduct discovery will not solve the problem of rising litigation costs. For the sake of ...
13. Awash in a Sea of Data
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... searching. Blank Law + Technology works on cases where both small and large numbers of documents have to be searched for potentially relevant data. Think of the volume quandary this way: 1 gigabyte of ...
The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure were amended in December 2006 in part to make the discovery of electronic evidence more efficient. In many cases, that hasn’t happened yet. Today, the e-discovery ...
... giving rise to the suit. With nearly all litigation today involving ESI in one form or another, cases are often won or lost on a client’s ability and willingness to comply with a litigation hold notice. ...
... are located outside of the server. As one can see, the importance of email can’t be understated. Many cases can be won and lost on recovering email alone. After email, standard file types are typically ...
... and required to attend basic Internet and email use training, but his job was saved. Cases like this are not uncommon. We’ve investigated many matters over the years involving email and Internet browsing, ...
... Jon also takes on several pro bono cases per year. The state Bar Association gives out awards each year in the following categories: professionalism, public service, excellence in diversity, community ...
... on medium-sized and smaller companies. 9. E-discovery cooperation will increase. Another lesson of the last 10 years of court cases is that a party’s failure to preserve or produce will most likely ...
... documents, database files, audio and video files and the like. Few corporate cases involve more than a single video, Twitter Tweet or Facebook entry, making those types of communications less important ...
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