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In October 2009, the Federal Judicial Center (FJC) released a preliminary report on the results of a national, case-based civil rules survey conducted in May and June 2009. The survey posed questions regarding ...
... example, it is well-established that metadata – data about data – can be subject to discovery in civil litigation.  In O’Neill v. City of Shoreline, 145 Wn.App. 913 (Div. 1, 2008), the appellate court ...
... and unfair competition litigation and government civil enforcement proceedings.    ...
... clawback and nonwaiver agreements to address the issue. Simply put, "clawback" or "nonwaiver" agreements are contracts - and in the context of civil discovery often in the form of an agreed court ...
... litigation, intellectual property and unfair competition litigation and government civil enforcement proceedings.    ...
... unfair competition litigation and government civil enforcement proceedings.    ...
... and civil litigants can often take advantage of the procedures put in place by these companies for responding to subpoenas and court orders. A second principle closely follows the first: Understand what ...
... 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, ...
... sues the executive and the company. Do the executive’s tweets have to be disclosed under Rule 26 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure? As former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin would say, “You betcha!” Yet, ...
... experience and skill as an advocate in complex commercial disputes. His practice emphasizes securities litigation, intellectual property and unfair competition litigation and government civil enforcement ...
11. The Vanishing Point
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... clauses in the rules of civil procedure at the state and federal level. Under the safe harbor rule, attorneys and their clients can’t be sanctioned for being unable to produce potentially relevant data ...
... property and unfair competition litigation and government civil enforcement proceedings.    ...
The skyrocketing cost of litigation has many in the legal community calling for a radical revamp of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, amended just two and a half years ago to codify the proper handling ...
... to amend the state rules of civil procedure regarding ESI. The proposal under review generally follows the 2006 amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, with a few exceptions, including not ...
... if they were referenced in interrogatory responses, under typical civil procedure rules someone in the company would have had to read and verify the content of the responses.    Can the employer ...
16. Awash in a Sea of Data
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... is required of counsel under Rule 26(f) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. This preliminary meeting is designed to encourage attorneys to work together on the parameters of discovery as well as ...
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 ...
... question, “Should lawyers play nice in e-discovery?” Common sense dictates we should. Aside from the general need for professionalism and civility in everything, there’s no denying that uncooperative ...
...  Courts have uniformly held that the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and common law impose on attorneys and their clients a joint obligation to preserve all ESI and other evidence that is relevant to ...
... at the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure 26(f) conference. • Each party to a case will designate a single individual through which all e-discovery requests and responses are made. • If parties ...
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