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2008
June 2008: Court Orders Prompt Production of E-Mail Threatening Additional Sanctions	View HTML	View PDF
May 2008: Court Sanctions Defendant for E-Mail Preservation Failure	View HTML	View PDF
April 2008: Court Looks to Federal Rules of Civil Procedure for Guidance on Production Format in Criminal Case	View HTML	View PDF
March 2008: Court Orders Production in Native Format to Ensure Access to Metadata	View HTML	View PDF
February 2008: Court Finds Backup Tapes Not Reasonably Accessible Due to Lack of Hardware	View HTML	View PDF
January 2008: Court Orders Protection of Litigation Hold Notice and Production of Revised Privilege Log	View HTML	View PDF

2007
December 2007: Court Denies Motion to Suppress E-mail Evidence Obtained from Internet Service Providers	View HTML	View PDF
November 2007: Court Orders Party to Reproduce Documents at Its Own Cost Where Initial Production Neglected to Link E-mails with Corresponding Attachments	View HTML	View PDF
October 2007: Court Orders Defendant to Produce Data in Third-Party’s Possession	View HTML	View PDF
September 2007: Court Holds Mere Statement Regarding Accessibility Insufficient	View HTML	View PDF
August 2007: Court Imposes $1,250,000 in Sanctions for E-Discovery Violations	View HTML	View PDF
July 2007: Court Orders Requesting Party to Pay Production Costs Incurred by Non-Party	View HTML	View PDF
June 2007: Magistrate Finds E-mail Exhibits Inadmissible and Outlines Standards for Electronic Evidence Admissibility	View HTML	View PDF
May 2007: Court Finds Back-up Tapes Not Reasonably Accessible Where Parties Failed to Define Discovery Parameters at Outset	View HTML	View PDF
April 2007: Court Orders E-Mail Search and Production at Producing Party’s Own Cost	View HTML	View PDF
March 2007: Court Sets Forth Detailed E-Discovery Case Management Order	View HTML	View PDF
February 2007: Court Orders Sanctions for Delayed Production of Electronic Documents	View HTML	View PDF
January 2007: 2006 Year-In-Review: E-Discovery’s Biggest Developments	View HTML	View PDF

2006
December 2006: FRCP Amendments Take Effect	View HTML	View PDF
November 2006: Court Evaluates Multiple Claims Relating to Production of Electronic Data	View HTML	View PDF
October 2006: Objecting To Native File Production Requests	View HTML	View PDF
September 2006: Court Orders Defendant to Explain Search Efforts	View HTML	View PDF
August 2006: Court Denies Request for Computer Forensic Examination	View HTML	View PDF
July 2006: Court Awards Sanctions for Late Production of E-Evidence	View HTML	View PDF
June 2006: Electronic Document Production Scope and Costs	View HTML	View PDF
May 2006: Federal Trade Commission Issues Electronic Document Reforms	View HTML	View PDF
April 2006: 10 Steps for E-Discovery Assessments	View HTML	View PDF
March 2006: Electronic Evidence Treasure Hunting	View HTML	View PDF
February 2006: Dealing with Email Attachments in Discovery	View HTML	View PDF
January 2006: E-Discovery Trends Forecast for 2006	View HTML	View PDF

2005
December 2005: Top Five E-Discovery Developments	View HTML	View PDF
November 2005: Metadata & Discovery – What You Need to Know	View HTML	View PDF
October 2005: Today’s E-Discovery Technology Trends	View HTML	View PDF
September 2005: Federal Rules of Civil Procedure in E-Discovery	View HTML	View PDF
August 2005: Red Action Tips for Electronic Documents	View HTML	View PDF
July 2005: Examining E-Discovery Cases	View HTML	View PDF
June 2005: Proactive Data Preservation in E-Discovery	View HTML	View PDF
May 2005: Digging for Digital Data on Backup Tapes	View HTML	View PDF
April 2005: Top 10 Data Collection Pitfalls	View HTML	View PDF
March 2005: Understanding Electronic Documents	View HTML	View PDF
February 2005: E-Discovery Cost Allocation	View HTML	View PDF
January 2005: Groundbreaking Electronic Discovery - Part II	View HTML	View PDF

2004
December 2004: Groundbreaking Electronic Discovery - Part I	View HTML	View PDF
November 2004: Redefining E-Discovery	View HTML	View PDF
October 2004: Integrating Paper and Electronic Documents	View HTML	View PDF
September 2004: Electronic Document Efficiency	View HTML	View PDF
August 2004: Legacy Data in Electronic Document Discovery	View HTML	View PDF
July 2004: 9th Circuit Proposes Rule on E-Discovery	View HTML	View PDF
June 2004: Keyword Searching of Electronic Documents	View HTML	View PDF
May 2004: Highlights from the 6th Annual Sedona Conference	View HTML	View PDF
April 2004: U.S. Judicial Conference and Changes to the FRCP	View HTML	View PDF
March 2004: Ethical Obligations in Electronic Evidence	View HTML	View PDF
February 2004: E-Discovery Concept Searching	View HTML	View PDF
January 2004: Lessons Learned in E-Discovery	View HTML	View PDF

2003
December 2003: Practical Aspects of the Discovery Process	View HTML	View PDF
November 2003: Computer-Based Evidence	View HTML	View PDF
October 2003: E-Evidence Cost Allocation	View HTML	View PDF
September 2003: 5 Questions to ask about E-Discovery	View HTML	View PDF
August 2003: E-Discovery Cost Allocation	View HTML	View PDF
July 2003: Steering Clear of E-Evidence Landmines	View HTML	View PDF
June 2003: Tips to Minimize Electronic Document Burdens	View HTML	View PDF
May 2003: E-Discovery Best Practices	View HTML	View PDF
April 2003: Seminal Electronic Discovery Cases	View HTML	View PDF
March 2003: 10 Considerations for Online Electronic Documents	View HTML	View PDF
February 2003: Proportionality of Data Sampling in E-Discovery	View HTML	View PDF
January 2003: Law Library for E-Evidence Research	View HTML	View PDF


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