Does your company organize and keep track of its electronically stored information (ESI)? It’s definitely in your best interest to do so in civil litigation or face the increasing prospect of sanctions that can take the form of monetary penalties ...

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The Sedona Conference recently released a new edition of its e-discovery glossary, which contains new terms and definitions since it was last updated in December 2007.

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Electronic discovery shouldn’t cost more than a case is worth. Uncovering relevant electronic evidence has become critical in a wide range of civil litigation, from divorce cases to business disputes.

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A recent e-discovery decision provides important lessons for lawyers and companies about spoliation sanctions. The defendant’s e-discovery failures in Victor Stanley Inc. v. Creative Pipe Inc. — known as Victor Stanley II ...

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Electronic discovery shouldn’t cost more than a case is worth. Uncovering relevant electronic evidence has become critical in a wide range of civil litigation, from divorce cases to business disputes. But keeping a lid on e-discovery costs can be challenging ...

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Ready for an e-discovery challenge? Earlier this year, Austin, Texas trial lawyer and technologist Craig Ball threw down the gauntlet with E-Discovery for Everybody: the EDna Challenge.

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Lawyers across the country are looking for insight and guidance on proper sanctions for e-discovery errors in a recent opinion from the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.

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