Tag: ESI
The Sedona Conference Commentary on the Effective Use of Federal Rule...
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Three New E-discovery Case Law Developments So Far in 2020 via...
Registration to law.com is required and they discuss how native productions of Excel, a recent ESI sanction order, and how the impropriety of FRE...
Retain, Maintain, or Preserve – Properly Identifying Obligations Can Streamline Records...
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Free Webinar: Out of the Box Live – The e-Discovery...
This week’s guest is Ron Hedges, former U.S. Federal Magistrate Judge. As US Federal Magistrate Judge, he made a landmark decision that imposed fines on...
E-Discovery and the Importance of Having a Records Retention Program that...
Zasio's blog about E-Discovery explains sources of data that is discoverable. Check out their post here and how their software can help with...
Deleted ESI Doesn’t Automatically Mean Sanctions: Two Recent Cases Highlight the...
Two cases about no sanctions involving deleted ESI from JD Supra. Click the source to read more.
Court concludes that ‘egregious’ spoliation warrants ‘harshest sanction available’
Folino v. Hines
No. 17-1584 (W.D. Pa. Nov. 14, 2018)
In this computer hacking case, the court concluded that one defendant blatantly and intentionally spoliated critical...
(Executives) Text Messages Must Be Preserved
via JD Supra - 4/29/2019
Whether we like it or not, a reality of today’s world is that often important business is conducted by text...