With the space still rapidly evolving, case law relating to e-discovery is as impactful as ever. Keeping an eye on decisions coming out of these cases can be essential to developing ongoing strategy as it relates to the preservation, collection and production of information relevant to a case.

The District of Oregon and the District of New Mexico recent provided two more cases that e-discovery professionals should pay attention to, with one centering on who is responsible for actually searching for documents, and another dealing with the treatment of technical specialists in litigation.

Case of the Missing Emails