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Georgetown: Privilege, Ignorance and Certification
The PosseList has a report of the main points discussed at the judicial panel which closed the recent proceedings of the Georgetown Law CLE Advanced E-Discovery Institute. Of the three points which th… more →
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Georgetown: Privilege, Ignorance and Certification
Editor wrote 3 days ago: The PosseList has a report of the main points discussed at the judicial panel which closed the recen … more →
The Continuing Challenges of Preservation, Collection and Exchange
Editor wrote 5 days ago: The first session at the Thomson Reuters e-Disclosure Conference in London last week was called The … more →
Business mixed with pleasure at the Thomson Reuters London e-Disclosure conference
Editor wrote 5 days ago: The Thomson Reuters Fifth eDisclosure Forum was sponsored by Autonomy, Stratify and Legastat and, as … more →
Master Whitaker addresses London Solicitors Litigation Association on e-Disclosure
Editor wrote 1 week ago: I went to listen to Senior Master Whitaker speak last night to the London Solicitors Litigation Asso … more →
FTI webinar: financial, transactional and operational databases in e-disclosure
Editor wrote 2 weeks ago: FTI Consulting are presenting a webinar on structured data on Thursday 19 November at 1300 GMT. The … more →
Legal Inc publishes e-disclosure podcast series
Editor wrote 2 weeks ago: Litigation services provider Legal Inc has published the first two in a series of ten podcasts about … more →
LexisNexis eDiscovery conference in Singapore
Editor wrote 2 weeks ago: As you might infer from its name, the e-Disclosure Information Project set out with purely national … more →
Brief Fight Likely to End in Compromise
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Paul Lomio wrote 3 weeks ago: From tomorrow’s (Friday’s) San Francisco Recorder: Brief Fight Likely to End in Compromi … more →
Earles v Barclays Bank reported in the Times
Editor wrote 3 weeks ago: Earles v Barclays Bank was reported in The Times today with the heading Disclosing electronic data. … more →
Spitting on the deck of the CPR
Editor wrote 3 weeks ago: Unintended consequences are not necessarily unforeseeable. It was wholly predictable that the pre-is … more →
The British invade Washington again, this time to talk and learn, not burn
Editor wrote 4 weeks ago: To say that electronic discovery is international connotes more than the cross-border ramifications … more →
Judge says Macomb gambler's lawsuit is frivolous
Carol Lundberg wrote 1 month ago: “The attorney representing a Macomb County man who sued MotorCity Casino to recover his gambli … more →
Discovery explorers need a map
Editor wrote 1 month ago: You can kill an analogy with overuse, just as every cliché was once a clever new phrase. Describing … more →
Costs penalty for non-compliance with e-disclosure obligations
Editor wrote 1 month ago: A judgment given yesterday by His Honour Judge Simon Brown QC sitting as an Additional High Court Ju … more →
Packed programme for Masters Conference
Editor wrote 1 month ago: The 2009 Masters Conference takes place in Washington on 12 and 13 October. Its title, Global Corpor … more →
Scottish Civil Courts Review
Editor wrote 1 month ago: One of my aims this evening was to knock out a few words on those parts of the newly-published Repor … more →
Information retention at e-Disclosure conference in Brussels
Editor wrote 1 month ago: I demonstrated my own commitment to information retention by mislaying my notes of the sessions at I … more →
Federal Court of Australia re-issues PN 17
Editor wrote 1 month ago: Your heart sinks when you see a headline like that. PN 17 re-issued already? It only came into force … more →
Reaching informed agreement that e-disclosure is not needed
Editor wrote 2 months ago: Having just published an article about whether electronic disclosure is needed in all cases, I turne … more →
