Preservation is far and away the most cited trouble spot of e-discovery. It’s an area that can land both the client and the lawyer in hot water and one, lawyers say, is fraught with broad, vague standards. Full Article
The Legal Intelligencer
The list of judges who are at the forefront of e-discovery case law rolls off the tongues of e-discovery lawyers the way constitutional law professors can spout the intricacies of the Bill of Rights. Full Article
Little Common Ground Regarding Models for E-Discovery Practices (Part 5)
By Gina Passarella
The Legal Intelligencer
September 6, 2011