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2012 Changes to the California Electronic Discovery Act (PDF)

2012 Changes to the California Electronic Discovery Act (PDF)

Addresses changes affecting the general provisions of the Civil Discovery Act, subpoenas, ESI that is not reasonably accessible, sanctions, and inadvertent production of privileged ESI.


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Publisher :LexisNexis Emerging Issues Analysis
Format: Electronic, 8 Pages , PDF

ISBN: 9781422429983

11/14/2012
 
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    California's 2012 "clean up" legislation expands and clarifies application of the Electronic Discovery Act and specifically extends the application of numerous sections of the Civil Discovery Act to electronically stored information ("ESI").  This commentary addresses changes affecting the general provisions of the Civil Discovery Act, subpoenas, ESI that is not reasonably accessible, sanctions, and inadvertent production of privileged ESI.

     

    Ernst A. Halperin is currently the principal with the Law Office of Ernst Halperin, San Francisco. Previously a partner with the San Francisco firm of Folger Levin & Kahn LLP, Mr. Halperin has litigated complex commercial, bankruptcy, and intellectual property cases since 1995. He has managed the discovery of electronically stored information in a wide variety of matters including consumer class actions, cases alleging breach of merger agreements, trade secret misappropriation, fraudulent transfers, patent infringement, and construction defect disputes.   Mr. Halperin is also an author of Matthew Bender® Practice Guide; California E-Discovery and Evidence, and analyzes new legislative and case law developments for that publication.

     

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