ABA
ABA ESI in Bankruptcy Working Group
American Bar Association
Chapter 11
Chapter 13
Chapter 7
Da Silva Moore
discovery
document review
e-discovery
E-Discovery Brief
electronic discovery
encryption
ESI
evidence
Florida
FOIA
Freedom of Information Act
Judge Shira A. Scheindlin
lawsuit
Litigation
mobile Electronically Stored Information
Pennsylvania
smartphone
Supreme Court
Blog Post:
‘Siri®, How Much Discoverable ESI is on My Smartphone?’
LexisNexis Litigation Resource Community Staff
'Siri®, How Much Discoverable ESI is on My Smartphone?' As anyone who has collided with someone staring at their smartphone and not where they are walking knows (known in Yoga circles as the "downward-facing pedestrian"), mobile device usage has exploded in just a few years...
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30 Oct 2012
Blog Post:
Judge Scheindlin Tells Government Agencies to Conduct Searches Again, Questions Keyword Searches by In-House Teams
LexisNexis Litigation Resource Community Staff
As long as there have been saws, carpenters have lived by this axiom- "measure twice; cut once." To do the reverse and "save time" by skipping that second measurement too often results in a waste of lumber, re-doing work or watching your deck fall off the back of your house. Apparently...
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5 Oct 2012
Blog Post:
Bankruptcy's Unique Characteristics Prompt Special Guidance From ABA Working Group
LexisNexis Litigation Resource Community Staff
Earlier this year the ABA ESI in Bankruptcy Working Group issued interim guidelines on the "scope and timing" of a party's obligation to preserve ESI in bankruptcy cases. The group comprises both sitting and former judges, bankruptcy and litigation attorneys, law professors and a representative...
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5 Oct 2012
Blog Post:
ABA Provides Ethical Guidance on ESI; Pennsylvania, Florida Update Procedural Rules
LexisNexis Litigation Resource Community Staff
In case you were thinking of playing fast and loose with digital client information, new rules require you to think again. The American Bar Association (ABA) recently amended the Model Rules of Professional Conduct to guide lawyers on use of technology and confidentiality. Much of it comes down to one...
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11 Sep 2012
Blog Post:
E-Discovery Can Be Costly - But Not Doing It Right Can Cost Much More
LexisNexis Litigation Resource Community Staff
Say you have a fairly complex piece of litigation and you have a million documents to review. And let's be nostalgic and go with an entirely human solution. You have a group of $150-an-hour attorneys who can review each document in just 30 seconds to determine whether it should be produced. It is...
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3 Aug 2012