Originally published on Legal IT Insider. By Stan Pierson In our first article, we discussed this year’s revisions to FRCP 37(e) – set to go into effect in December. The new rule is more about solving problems caused by lost ESI than punishment for the loss, provided parties take reasonable…
Originally published on Above the Law. By Jeff Bennion It seems like I can’t go to an eDiscovery CLE without someone talking about California’s Proposed Formal Opinion 11-0004. It’s probably my fault, at least in part. For those of you who only go to interesting CLEs, allow me to summarize: it’s…
Originally published on New York Law Journal. By Stephen M. Kramarsky Just about every practicing litigator has a story about electronically stored information, or ESI: how it won the case or lost the case or turned up or disappeared. It’s fair to say that electronic discovery has entirely transformed litigation over…
eDiscovery and Digital Forensics – 2 Short Case Studies We have received requests for examples of our eDiscovery and Digital Forensics projects that help in explaining the difference between the two departments. Here are a couple case studies that illustrate the different services we offer. eDiscovery Case: A corporation with over…
Truth be told, your SSD may not actually be ready to self-destruct…yet. However, one of the key points we revealed in our presentation, “Electronically Stored Information Recoveries from Solid State Drive Technology – New Challenges for e-Discovery”, presented at the Chief Litigation Officers Summit, is that due to the design…
