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e-Discovery Team
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A Team approach to electronic discovery combining the talents of Law and IT. The views expressed in this blog are my own, and not necessarily those of my law firm or clients. Copyright Ralph Losey 2006-2010. All Rights Reserved.
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Good News? Bright Line Emerges On When To Pull Lit-Hold Triggers
When I speak to e-discovery experts of all kinds about preservation, be they law firm lawyers, big or small, in-house corporate counsel, government lawyers, scholars and academics, insurance company lawyers, paralegals, lit-support, vendors, or technology gurus, they all have a common refrain. They all lament about the murky issue of when a duty to preserve is [...] 
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America?s Got e-Discovery Talent ? Part 3
Mary Mack: I wanted to throw this out to you, Ralph and Brett, about waivers of privilege or trade secret by making things readily available on social medias. How is social media affecting those two areas? Waiver By Unauthorized Disclosures in Social Media Ralph Losey: You threw that question at me privately a week ago [...] 
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America?s Got e-Discovery Talent ? Part 2
Mary Mack: Thanks Rebecca and I want to thank Ralph and Brett for an encore discussion. Usually when we do case law updates we fit them all into one session. But so much has been happening and our listeners gave us some wonderful feedback about the last time we were with you two gentlemen. So [...] 
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America?s Got e-Discovery Talent: Judging the Hot Cases of 2010
I sat on a three-lawyer panel last month to judge the contestants for America’s greatest e-discovery cases of 2010. Yes, we’ve turned the tables and are judging the judges and their opinions. (Actually, this was a FIOS interview devoted to current case-law, but I’ve been watching too many TV talent shows.) Joining me on the [...] 
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Survey of 103 e-Discovery Cases in the First Half of 2010, the ?Campbell Soup? case, and the Wisdom of Andy Warhol
A new survey on 103 e-discovery cases from the first half of 2010 shows that sanctions are up, along with motions to compel. It also shows that judges are fed up with hide-the-ball aggressive tactics, and continue to urge attorneys to learn how to cooperate. Cooperation is an important trend, but it requires hard work to [...] 
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