Managing e-discovery and ESI
Subtitle: from pre-litigation through trial
By: edited By Paul Grimm, Michael Berman and Courtney Barton
Publisher: American Bar Association
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 847
ISBN-13: 9781616329730
Subjects: Electronic discovery (Law)
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: A history of electronic discovery / John M. Facciola; title: The ESI amendments to the federal rules of civil procedure : a rule-by-rule look / Ronald J. Hedges; title: The states : what are the laboratories of federalism doing? / Robert Dale Klein and Joseph F. Murphy, Jr; title: Introduction to information technology for the attorney addressing e-discovery issues / Scott Fischer, Richard E. Davis, and Michael D. Berman; title: Computer usage policies, records management, and corporate it infrastructure : a guide for attorneys before & during litigation / by William A. McComas and Michael D. Berman; title: Introduction to metadata and form of production under Rule 34 / Kate Paslin; title: The discovery of structured data / David Kessler and Daniel L. Regard II; title: Duty to preserve : best practices, spoliation, sanctions, and the safe harbor provision / Leslie Wharton and Stephanie Weirick; title: Proportionality limits on the scope of preservation / Paul W. Grimm ... [et al.]; title: The secondary evidence rule in avoidance of spoliation sanctions / by Michael D. Berman and Rachel A. Shapiro; title: When does a litigation hold end? / by Michael D. Berman; title: Litigation preparedness through the e-discovery process / by Catherine L. Muir and Meghan A. Podolny; title: Initial disclosures / by Courtney Ingraffia Barton; title: Gathering, reviewing, and producing ESI : an eight-stage process / by Scott Fischer, Richard E. Davis, and Michael D. Berman; title: Privilege logs and email chains / by Michael D. Berman and Melissa E. Goldmeier; title: Are attorney-client communications imposing a legal hold and implementing preservation; title: Efforts privileged? / by Paul W. Grimm ... [et al.]; title: Protection from ESI waiver under FRE 502 / by David D. Cross, Jared S. Hosid, and Courtney Ingraffia Barton; title: The 10 most important things you need to remember about FRE 502 / by Paul W. Grimm; title: The Rule 26(f) conference of the parties / by Michael D. Berman; title: Using electronic search tools and search-methodology experts in e-discovery : a discussion of recent case law and other authorities / by David D. Cross and Sanya Sarich Kerksiek; title: Designing a "reasonable" e-discovery search : a guide for the perplexed / by Jason R. Baron and Michael D. Berman; title: Rule 30(b)(6) depositions directed to ESI issues / by Michael B. MacWilliams; title: Use of ESI in depositions / Michael D. Berman; title: Admissibility of electronically stored information / Kevin F. Brady and Bryant L. Young; title: Rule 26(b)(2)(b) : not reasonably accessible because of undue burden or cost / by Jared S. Hosid and Courtney Ingraffia Barton; title: Crawling and indexing : have technological innovations made data more accessible and bypassed portions of Zubulake? / by Michael D. Berman, Scott Fischer, and Richard E. Davis; title: Cost shifting in e-discovery / by James C. Francis IV; title: Alternative dispute resolution of e-discovery issues / by Michael D. Berman; title: Ethics in e-discovery /by Dennis P. Duffy and Courtney Ingraffia Barton; title: The Sedona conference cooperation proclamation / by Michael D. Berman; title: Rule 26(g) : the "stop and think," or "pause and consider," rule in the ESI environment / by Paul W. Grimm and Michael D. Berman.