As one of the principal courts handling complex business litigation, the Delaware Court of Chancery sees more than its fair share of matters involving large volumes of electronically stored information (ESI) and the inherent challenges in dealing with it.
Following a series of decisions involving electronic discovery issues in 2009, some of which imposed spoliation sanctions, the Chancery Court in 2011 issued preservation guidelines and this year issued guidelines regarding the collection and review of ESI.
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