Electronic Discovery
The Electronic Discovery section of FindLaw's Legal Technology Center provides free resources related to eDiscovery issues encountered by legal and information technology professionals. Electronic discovery has been codified in the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. As a legal practitioner, you may have an obligation to understand technical topics like eDiscovery and Metadata. If you are corporate counsel, a litigator, or a compliance/policy officer, our eDiscovery Guide and eDiscovery Wizard can help you makes sense of the technical and practical considerations contained in the FRCP. FindLaw provides free articles and tools to help you navigate the complex world of electronic discovery.
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Legal holds and preservation are the hot topic at most of the electronic discovery conferences these days. When faced with anticipated or pending litigation or government investigations, corporations have an obligation to preserve potentially relevant evidence, specifically preventing spoliation or the willful or inadvertent destruction or alteration of relevant documents. -
Trying to successfully manage a large electronic discovery project is a balancing act. Lawyers and vendors are walking a tight rope trying to keep the cost of the review as low as practicable while simultaneously ensuring that virtually all non-responsive and privileged documents are not produced to opposing counsel. -
Mendocino Software and Ontrack Data Recovery today announced an agreement to integrate Mendocino's RecoveryONE "infinite snapshot engine" technology with Ontrack PowerControls mailbox recovery software, one of the industry's leading Microsoft Exchange recovery solutions. This integration will bring Microsoft Exchange data recovery for mission-critical applications to an unprecedented level. The resulting product will be available through Mendocino in Q306 and will give customers two key advantages over existing solutions: the ability to capture data without impacting Exchange environments, and the ability to recover Exchange to any desired previous point much more rapidly than is possible today. -
Liquid Litigation Management, Inc., is pleased to unveil its latest product, Liquid Discovery ManagerT. The user-friendly tool is designed for law firms and legal departments wishing to streamline the cumbersome discovery process. -
While a growing number of federal courts are providing some guidance on e-discovery through decisions and local rules, comprehensive, uniform direction may be coming in proposed amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.
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