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In ILM 201146017 (10/14/11), here , the IRS concludes that it may summons a taxpayer's electronic data files (or backup files) in order to obtain associated metadata. That is the bottom-line conclusion, but the ILM applies the rule in several ...

Join us December 13 for a CLE-Accredited* Webinar E-Discovery: Reality Checkpoints—Identifying Litigation-Critical Discovery Junctures Early in Your Case Big litigation means big discovery. It can span jurisdictions across the globe. It often involves...

Increasing Revenue and Reducing Overhead in the Era of Electronic Discovery By Kristin Branson E-discovery has grown from an atypical procedure required in special cases in the late 90s to one enveloping almost every litigation matter. It adds significant...

Take advantage of this unique opportunity to hear George Socha, co-founder of the EDRM ® ( edrm.net ) and Apersee SM ( apersee.com ). This Webinar was held: February 14, 2012 10 a.m. PT/Noon CT/1 p.m. ET During this recording, you will get professional...

By William A. Ruskin Connecticut state courts have not provided a rule to address electronic discovery that would give guidance to litigants in a manner similar to the federal rules. In a significant decision, issued on November 18, 2011, the Hon....

In ILM 201146017 (10/14/11), here , the IRS concludes that it may summons a taxpayer's electronic data files (or backup files) in order to obtain associated metadata. That is the bottom-line conclusion, but the ILM applies the rule in several...