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Ethics of eDiscovery
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A discussion of best practices and ethical issues in handling electronic discovery during litigation. Judges share their philosophies concerning approaches to managing eDiscovery issues in their courts, including procedural issues, production disputes, noncooperation, noncompliance with court orders, proportionality, waiver, and use of special discovery masters. Hear recent developments in eDiscovery law, including legal holds, predictive coding, proportionality, discovery of social media and personal devices’ data pursuant to BYOD policy, privilege preservation, sanctions, spoliation and obstruction. Gain practical insight on reducing unnecessary eDiscovery costs, best use of Rule 26 conferences, considerations in forms of production, and alternative review strategies in document-intensive cases.
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Ethics of eDiscovery (Jun 2015)
Jonathan Lass, Eric J. Mayer, Hon. Robert L. Pitman, Hon. Xavier Rodriguez, Hon. Lee Yeakel
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Ethics of eDiscovery (Jun 2015)
A discussion of best practices and ethical issues in handling electronic discovery during litigation. Judges share their philosophies concerning approaches to managing eDiscovery issues in their courts, including procedural issues, production disputes, noncooperation, noncompliance with court orders, proportionality, waiver, and use of special discovery masters. Hear recent developments in eDiscovery law, including legal holds, predictive coding, proportionality, discovery of social media and personal devices’ data pursuant to BYOD policy, privilege preservation, sanctions, spoliation and obstruction. Gain practical insight on reducing unnecessary eDiscovery costs, best use of Rule 26 conferences, considerations in forms of production, and alternative review strategies in document-intensive cases.
Originally presented: May 2015 Technology Law Conference
Jonathan Lass,
Jackson Walker L.L.P. - Austin, TX
Eric J. Mayer,
Susman Godfrey LLP - Houston, TX
Hon. Robert L. Pitman,
U.S. District Court, Western District of Texas - San Antonio, TX
Hon. Xavier Rodriguez,
U.S. District Court, Western District of Texas - San Antonio, TX
Hon. Lee Yeakel,
U.S. District Court, Western District of Texas - Austin, TX