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Ethics: eDiscovery
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Ethics: eDiscovery
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eDiscovery - A discussion of the production of electronic information in response to discovery requests, including preservation of electronic documents and inadvertent production of privileged documents. Includes a slide presentation and an 18 page paper.
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Ethics: E-discovery (Mar 2009)
Michael James Golden, Jason Boulette
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Ethics: E-discovery (Mar 2009)
Discussion of production of electronic information in response to discovery requests, including preservation of electronic documents and inadvertent production of privileged documents.
Originally presented: Feb 2009 Corporate Counsel Institute
Michael James Golden,
Boulette & Golden - Austin, TX
Jason Boulette,
Boulette & Golden L.L.P. - Austin, TX