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... information.  The EDEN Standards are presented from the viewpoint of the technical personnel supporting electronic discovery in litigation.  They are designed to be practical in nature, and include ...
... 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 ...
... Law + Technology PS. Mr. Little brings more than 30 years of experience and skill as an advocate in complex commercial disputes. His practice emphasizes securities litigation, intellectual property ...
... principal at Blank Law + Technology PS. Mr. Yeh’s practice includes general commercial transactions and litigation, computer forensics, electronic evidence, electronic data and technology risk management ...
... weaknesses in the Internet-wide engineering changes to launch a series of new attacks, some of which will lead to litigation.  We can also expect that free mail, social and texting sites will appear ...
... is still in the text of the document itself. Despite these nuances, metadata continues to play a large role in today’s litigation practice, especially during the production of documents in discovery. ...
... taken as soon as litigation is likely. It is a truism that ESI not preserved cannot be produced. While it’s reasonable to wait weeks or months to gather paper documents from filing cabinets and store ...
... emails.   Jonathan Yeh is an attorney and  principal at Blank Law + Technology PS. Mr. Yeh’s practice includes general commercial transactions and litigation, computer forensics, electronic ...
... unified, reasonable and practical solutions to e-discovery challenges related to litigation, compliance inquiries and internal investigations. EDEN’s membership is comprised of 120 IT companies in 40 states ...
Early case assessment (ECA) describes the process by which litigation counsel consults with IT personnel who understand a client’s network infrastructure. ECA’s purpose is to determine, in light of the ...
... corporation or an individual. Here are a few things attorneys representing non-corporate clients should consider: • Send your client a litigation hold notice. This may seem unnecessary, but a litigation ...
... + Technology PS. Mr. Little brings more than 30 years of experience and skill as an advocate in complex commercial disputes. His practice emphasizes securities litigation, intellectual property and ...
13. Cathy Lopez Bio
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... legal teams using iConect and Relativity online review platforms. As manager of client solutions, she works with paralegals and litigation support professionals to provide insight to e-discovery services ...
... commercial transactions and litigation, computer forensics, electronic evidence, electronic data and technology risk management and intellectual property. Mr. Yeh received his J.D. degree, cum laude, ...
... 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 ...
... in making an effort to comply with an order or angering the judge by refusing.   Ultimately, any cost greater than none is too much to pay, and parties in litigation should always strongly consider ...
... principal at Blank Law + Technology PS. Mr. Little brings more than 30 years of experience and skill as an advocate in complex commercial disputes. His practice emphasizes securities litigation, intellectual ...
... for attorneys and litigation support personnel to effectively search massive stores of electronically stored information (ESI) for data potentially relevant to litigation. As a result, the use of so-called ...
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 ...
...  The Rule 26(f) meeting was implemented to cut down on the escalating costs of litigation by forcing both parties to meet early in the process to agree upon the scope of e-discovery. Under the proposed ...
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