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Jurisdiction |
E-Discovery Rules |
Activity with Regards to Federal Rules of
Civil Procedure Amendments |
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MARYLAND |
Rule 2-402
Rule 2-421
Rule 2-422
Rule 2-424
Rule 2-433
Rule 2-504
Rule 2-504.1
Rule 2-510 |
Amendments to Maryland’s Rules of Procedure incorporating electronically stored information went into effect on January 1, 2008.
The United States District Court, District of Maryland has a ‘Suggested Protocol for Discovery of Electronically Stored Information’ that encourages the parties to conduct a conference and create a report regarding the discovery of electronically stored information. Additionally, this protocol details preparation for the conference and the topics to discuss at the Rule 26(f) conference. |
Rules are current through present. |
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For more information on electronic discovery and computer forensics, contact Kroll Ontrack at (800) 347-6105.
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