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The duty to preserve ESI is not always cut and dried

by Bill Tolson | May 20, 2011

The amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) describe the duty to preserve potential evidence when litigation can be reasonably anticipated. The term “reasonably anticipated” is a key idea and one that has caused...

Will Spoliation Insurance Change How Judges Rule?

by Bill Tolson | December 13, 2010

On Dec.2, the Lexington Insurance Company started selling a new product–spoliation insurance. No, spoliation is not misspelled, and no, it’s not a witty descriptor for what’s likely to happen inside the office break room refrigerator before...

Lack of understanding where data resides can be costly

by Martin Tuip | September 03, 2010

Over the years that I have been involved in the archiving and records management industry I’ve presented many times on the topic of data consolidation and in my years of talking with organizations I’ve noticed that...

eDiscovery doesn’t just happen in the United States

by Martin Tuip | July 15, 2010

I recently ran across a few articles on U.K. developer CPC Group Ltd and Qatari Diar Real Estate Investment Co, which is the real-estate investment arm of Qatar’s sovereign-wealth fund. The decision was that Qatari Diar wrongfully backed out...

Custodial Self-Discovery and Common Sense

by Bill Tolson | July 06, 2010

The eDiscoveryJournal, recently ran an article about desktop collection for eDiscovery and mentioned the case of Roffe v Eagle Rock, a case involving custodial self-discovery and expectations from the Judge. The transcript from the conversation between...

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Browsing: judge

The duty to preserve ESI is not always cut and dried

Will Spoliation Insurance Change How Judges Rule?

Lack of understanding where data resides can be costly

eDiscovery doesn’t just happen in the United States

Custodial Self-Discovery and Common Sense

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