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LexisNexis Practice Guide Florida E-Discovery and Evidence

This one volume treatise offers valuable perspectives and time-savings strategies on e-discovery management and e-discovery advocacy for the Florida practitioner.


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    Written and organized by experts William Hamilton and Honorable Ralph Artigliere (ret.), Florida E-Discovery and Evidence brings clarity to this complex area of law. This comprehensive resource includes:

    •  In-depth coverage of e-discovery from A-Z: admissibility at trial through records management.
    •  Highlights of how the Florida rules of civil procedure will apply to e-discovery and a guide to the soon to be in place Florida e-discovery rules.
    •  Identification of key cost saving "junctions" in e-discovery; helpful guidelines and hot tips for e-discovery cost management.
    •  Ethical traps and pitfalls; guidance on how to avoid time consuming discovery disputes.
    •  Checklists and guides for every e-discovery task.
    •  All Florida case law on e-discovery in both state and Federal courts and key national cases.
    •  Helpful forms and practice tips.


    The eBook versions of this title feature links to Lexis Advance for further legal research options.

    PART I:

    Ch. 1-Understanding Electronic Evidence and its Role in Florida State Courts
    Ch. 2-Governing Law in Electronic Discovery
    Ch. 3-Ethical Issues Arising in E-Discovery
    Ch. 4-Planning E-Discovery
    Ch. 5-Initial Procedures in E-Discovery and Preservation of Evidence in FL State Court
    Ch. 6-Requesting Production of Electronically Stored Information in Florida Court
    Ch. 7-Handling Electronic Discovery Issues in Florida Cases
    Ch. 8-Responding to Electronic Discovery Requests in Florida Court
    Ch. 9-Gathering and Producing Electronically Stored Information
    Ch. 10-Objecting to Production of Electronic Information in Florida Court
    Ch. 11-Seeking or Opposing Protective Order
    Ch. 12-Obtaining or Opposing Motion To Compel Disclosure of ESI
    Ch. 13-Seeking or Opposing Sanctions
    Ch. 14-Discovery of Electronically Stored Information Residing in Foreign Jurisdictions
    Ch. 15-Admissibility of Electronic Evidence
    Ch. 16-Establishing Electronically Stored Information Management Best Policies and Practices

    PART II. TABLE OF CASES

    PART III. TABLE OF STATUTES

    PART IV. RULES AND REGULATIONS

    PART V. TABLES AND CHARTS

    INDEX

     

    William Hamilton


    William Hamilton is a partner in the firm of Quarles & Brady in Tampa and Chair of the Association of Certified E-Discovery Specialists Advisory Board. He is Board Certified in Business Litigation and in Intellectual Property Law by The Florida Bar. He teaches Electronic Discovery and Digital Evidence as an Adjunct Professor at the University of Florida's Levin College of Law. This course was one of the first full credit law school e-discovery courses in the nation. Mr. Hamilton is also a faculty member of the Florida Advanced Judicial College and the American Arbitration Association University where he teaches electronic discovery and evidence to judges and arbitrators.

    Artigliere, Ralph


    Judge (ret.) Ralph Artigliere graduated with honors from the United States Military Academy at West Point in 1969 and high honors from the University of Florida School of Law in 1977. After a twenty-four year career as a civil trial lawyer with Holland & Knight (1977-81), Lane, Trohn, Clarke, Bertrand & Williams, P.A. (1981-91-Managing Partner), and Anderson & Artigliere, P.A.(1991-2001), Judge Artigliere was appointed to the Circuit Bench for the Tenth Judicial Circuit by Governor Jeb Bush in 2001. Judge Artigliere teaches civil trial, jury communication, jury trial innovations, and eDiscovery to judges as a member of the faculties of the Florida Judicial Colleges and has been an instructor at the Florida Bar's Advanced Trial Advocacy Course since 2001. Judge Artigliere sits on two Committees that responded to the Jury Innovations Report (Civil Rules and Supreme Court Standard Civil Jury Instruction Committees) and appeared at oral argument on behalf of the jury instruction committee in the Jury Innovations case.

    He co-authored with William Artigliere the Florida Bar's FasTrain Manual: How to Write and Use Jury Instructions in Civil and Criminal Cases distributed by LexisNexis. Judge Artigliere is Board Certified in Civil Trial by the Florida Bar and received the 2007 Harry Lee Anstead Award as Board Certified Lawyer of the Year. In 2006, Judge Artigliere was the recipient of the Florida Bar's William M. Hoeveler Judicial Award for outstanding professionalism and contributions to the court system, and in 2005 he received the Willson American Inns of Court Professionalism Award for adherence to the highest standards of professional conduct as well as significant contributions to the cause of professionalism. Before retiring from the bench in 2008, Judge Artigliere served as judge of the felony criminal, circuit civil, and family divisions and as administrative judge of the civil and family divisions.

     

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This one volume treatise offers valuable perspectives and time-savings strategies on e-discovery management and e-discovery advocacy for the Florida practitioner.