eDiscovery Passports and International eDiscovery in US Courts
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Listen to Karl Schieneman, Founder and President of Review Less talk with Magistrate Judge James C. Francis IV from the S.D. of NY, M. James Daley co-founder of Daley & Fey, and Philip Favro, discovery counsel with Symantec about navigating the world of international e-discovery and how this impacts litigation in the United States. It’s nice to take a breather from predictive coding issues which have taken over ESIBytes lately and return to a mainstream topic. This is a good one as privacy statutes in foreign jurisdictions can complicate e-discovery cases in the U.S. We will also talk about Symantec’s new free web service called an e-discovery passport. This provides the ability to download material on foreign privacy issues broken down by specific country. All in all, this is a great panel for this topic and a very interesting show.
Recorded 4/19/12
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- Da Silva Moore: Plaintiffs File Objections to Discovery Rulings
- ABA Working Group Issues Interim Report on e-Discovery in Bankruptcy Cases
- New Jersey Considers e-Discovery Rules for Criminal Cases
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