In this Special Report from the New York Law Journal: "Mobile Business Communications May Result in Litigation Risk," "New Surrogate's Court Decisions Tackle Electronic Discovery," "Technology-Assisted Review Is a Promising Tool for Document Production" and "Amendments Propose Extending 'Meet and Confer' Requirement."
March 18, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Carla Walworth, Mor Wetzler and Jessica Oliva of Paul Hastings write that employees’ use of personal mobile devices is a genie that is not going back in the bottle. But this trend means that the days when all business content passes through company servers are long gone. With all the benefits come risks that companies must understand and properly balance.
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