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Federal and State Rules of Civil Procedure, Federal Rules of Evidence, and relevant Federal case law govern how electronically stored information (ESI) should be managed in the litigation process. Stay up to date on recent rule ammendments, pending changes, and relevent decisions.
The FRCP requires attorneys to pay specific attention to electronically stored information (ESI). Timeframes for responding, "meet and confer" requirements, and the burden of showing good faith have all been impacted by recent ammendments.
More than half of the States have enacted or reviewed rules for electronic discovery, and others are in varying stages of development and implementation.
Changes to the Federal Rules of Evidence (FRE) substantially changed attorney-client privilige and work product protection.
The body of federal case law relevent to e-discovery continues to grow. Staying current on these decisions is critical for inhouse and outside counsel.
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The Basics on Handling Email Attachments in e-Discovery