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03 Feb Specific Issues in E-Discovery: Over-Delegating E-Discovery Obligations – Podcast

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[audio mp3="https://edwardslawpllc.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Track-15-Do-Not-Over-delegate-E-Discovery-Tasks-online-audio-converter.com_.mp3"][/audio] We conclude our e-discovery blog and podcast series with a practical word of caution to the busy individual in litigation—the business owners, their attorneys and anyone else tasked with running a business: resist over-delegating the task of meeting your company’s e-discovery obligations. Managing the...

27 Jan Specific Issues in E-Discovery: Seeking Discovery of Social Media

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In today’s blog we tackle the discovery of a certain type of electronically-stored information—social media. The contents of a party’s social media activities are becoming more and more the subject of discovery requests during litigation. However, it is critical that your attorney make pointed discovery...

21 Jan Dealing With Electronically-Stored Information in the Case Management Order – Podcast

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[audio mp3="https://edwardslawpllc.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Case-Management-Conference-online-audio-converter.com_.mp3"][/audio] Today most of the data generated by companies is electronic, and that number grows bigger every year. With the increase in electronically-stored information or “ESI” has come the importance of a solid e-discovery plan in litigation. Not only must you and your attorney know...

13 Jan Issue a Litigation Hold to Avoid Sanctions and Ensure Relevant ESI is Preserved – Podcast

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[audio mp3="https://edwardslawpllc.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/2018-01-13-Final-Podcast-Litigation-Hold.mp3"][/audio] In the last several weeks Edwards Law has addressed the ins and outs of electronically-stored information or ESI, including what it is, how to process it, what happens when you don't properly manage it and how to avoid sanctions by using an effective Electronically-Stored...

06 Jan Use An Electronically-Stored Information Agreement to Avoid E-Discovery Headaches

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Last week we discussed the consequences of avoiding the issue of electronically-stored information and failing to discuss the decision with opposing counsel. The penalties for destruction of ESI or “spoliation” include monetary sanctions, contempt citations, adverse inference jury instructions and dismissal of your claims and/or...

23 Dec Processing Electronically-Stored Information for E-Discovery – Podcast Series 2

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[audio mp3="https://edwardslawpllc.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/Track-16-online-audio-converter.com-2.mp3"][/audio] Last week Edwards Law began a podcasts series on electronic discovery. In our first podcast we went into the details of processing electronically-stored information, including how to understand electronically-stored information (ESI) processing functions and deciding whether or not to process ESI. Today we will...

09 Dec A Primer on Electronic or “E” Discovery

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In the next series of blogs and podcasts we will be diving into electronic discovery or E-discovery, which for many clients is uncharted territory and thus a stressful part of the litigation process. It is critical that you and your attorney understand the ins and...

09 Nov How to Get Documents a From a Non-Party – Use a Document Subpoena

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Over the last several blogs we have addressed unique issues you can encounter during the discovery process, from improper deposition objections to inadvertent waivers of the attorney client privilege. A discovery topic not yet addressed is the document subpoena—where the court and your attorney command...

24 Sep What If Your Opponent Fails to Respond to Your Written Discovery with Broad Objections?

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In our last blog we discussed the different types of written discovery (interrogatories, requests for production, and requests for admission) and how the discovery is to be drafted and responded to. But what if your opponent refuses to fully respond to your written discovery and...

10 Sep Written Discovery – Another Challenging Part of the Litigation Process

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In the past month we’ve talked about the deposition, one of the most uncomfortable aspects of litigation. We covered the anatomy of a deposition and some of its more challenging aspects, such as how to handle difficult counsel, uncooperative witnesses and the no show witness....

discovery Tag

03 Feb Specific Issues in E-Discovery: Over-Delegating E-Discovery Obligations – Podcast

21 Jan Dealing With Electronically-Stored Information in the Case Management Order – Podcast

13 Jan Issue a Litigation Hold to Avoid Sanctions and Ensure Relevant ESI is Preserved – Podcast

06 Jan Use An Electronically-Stored Information Agreement to Avoid E-Discovery Headaches

23 Dec Processing Electronically-Stored Information for E-Discovery – Podcast Series 2

09 Dec A Primer on Electronic or “E” Discovery

09 Nov How to Get Documents a From a Non-Party – Use a Document Subpoena

24 Sep What If Your Opponent Fails to Respond to Your Written Discovery with Broad Objections?

10 Sep Written Discovery – Another Challenging Part of the Litigation Process

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