“Given the spoliation concerns of e-discovery professionals, which largely boil down to the potential for human error during ESI preservation, in-place preservation is a technology whose time has arrived.”
Read full article by Association of Certified E-Discovery Specialists (ACEDS) link below.
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https://aceds.org/its-time-we-talked-about-in-place-preservation/
No matter where you are in the legal world, at each stage of any e-discovery project there are a handful of things you need to get right to have a successful outcome. Clients of course want to save money, but a successful outcome can sometimes be more valuable than money.
What is a successful outcome? For most litigators, it means that a sound, defensible process contributed to the desired result for the client. Let’s review briefly, in summary form, the handful of things that need to happen in every case—the things you simply need get right on each project. – (blog by ACEDS)
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https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/e-discovery-education-the-handful-of-4131532/
How will “the right to delete,” which gives an individual the right to request that a business delete their personal data effect eDiscovery? While some attorneys think the right will have no impact on e-discovery whatsoever, others worry that it could complicate eDiscovery and data management processes. – article by Isha Marathe in Law.com
Physicians can be board-certified in the same specialty, but may sub-specialize and practice in different areas. Courts would not allow a pediatric oncologist or a pediatric rheumatologist testify against a pediatric neonatologist simply because they all share a board certification in pediatrics.
The Litigation Center of the American Medical Association and State Medical Societies and the Michigan State Medical Society (MSMS) are asking the Michigan Supreme Court to reverse an appellate-court decision that allowed a neuroradiologist to be the plaintiff’s expert in a case against a diagnostic radiologist.
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Expert witness depositions can be the most crucial testimony in a lawsuit. In this article you will learn the nine questions to ask when deposing opposing counsel’s expert. No attorney-client privilege exists between expert and counsel for the parties, so ask about all communications between expert and legal counsel.
The information in this article was adapted from a CLE webinar presented by Harvey R. Friedman of Greenberg Glusker LLP.
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https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/9-questions-to-ask-while-taking-an-3138515/
“Colombian novelist Gabriel García Márquez once wrote that all human beings have three lives: “public, private, and secret.”
Electronic devices are a two-way portal between the employee’s home and the workplace. The digital workspace leads to personal data and communications becoming intermixed with business records. How do companies manage saving and deleting data while maintaining information governance and privacy requirements?
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Privilege Logs in eDiscovery are not frequently discussed, but still cause much stress during discovery. Our conversation with Justine Kelly, Esq. of Womble Bond Dickinson aims to rectify this. Justine shares her extensive expertise on eDiscovery and privilege logs, specifically. We will discuss the timing and content to be considered when developing your privilege logs, and share tips for implementing better practices.
Click the links below for more information on Justine and her work with Bulldox, a division of Womble Bond Dickinson.
https://www.womblebonddickinson.com/us/services/wbd-advance/bulldox
