Analysis
- Beyond Key Word Searching in Electronic DiscoveryJason R. Baron
- Concept Searching in Electronic DiscoveryKarl Schieneman and Kelly Twigger
- E-Discovery and Family LawBarry Gummow and David Pollack
- E-Discovery of Databases - Plaintiff's and Defendant's PerspectivesKarin Roberts, Keith Altman and Conrad Jacoby
- Early Case Assessment (ECA) Strategies - The Wrong Way and The Right Way Ed Rippey and Bruce Radke
- Electronic Discovery in Bankruptcy CasesJeffrey Ritter and Bob Bernstein
- Electronic Discovery in Everyday Cases Sharon Nelson and John Simek
- Electronic Discovery Lessons from Dedicated Review TeamsMatt Clarke
- Electronic Discovery Tips for IP LitigationMark Michels and Ed Rippey
- Evaluating Search and Retrieval Tools in Electronic DiscoveryAdam Cohen and Michael McGuire
- Search and Retrieval Tips from the BenchHon. Paul Grimm and Tim Opsitnick
- What Is Concept Searching?Herb Roitblat, Ph.D.
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- Son's Receipt of Privileged Emails Did Not Result in Waiver where Son was a "Necessary Conduit in Delivering" Attorney's Emails to Plaintiffs
- Court Finds No Spoliation as to Documents Produced from Backup Tapes because "Documents Were Never in Fact Destroyed"
- In "'David-And-Goliath-Like' Struggle for Electronic Discovery", Court Orders Adverse Inference, Monetary Sanctions for Spoliation and Delay
- Despite Negligent Preservation, Failure to Establish Relevance of Lost Emails Results in Denial of Motion for Sanctions
- Court Compels Production of Relevant Content from Social Networking Sites
- Court Enters Order on Sanctions in Phillip M. Adams & Assoc., Concludes Based on "Minimal Evidence" Presented that "It Is Not Clear that [Defendant] Spoliated Evidence"
- Court Grants Defendant's Motion for Entry of Clawback Provision
- Court Orders Dismissal as Sanction for Egregious Discovery Violations
- Court Approves Order for Preservation of Documents and Tangible Things in Toyota Litigation
- New York Court Provides Detailed Instruction on Protocol for Discovery of Cloned Hard Drive