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  “The discovery of electronically stored information raises markedly different issues from conventional discovery of paper records. Electronically stored information is characterized by exponentially greater volume than hard-copy documents…” -- Rules Committee Commentary, 2006.

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• Recent Posts

  • Northern Exposure — E-Discovery in Canada
  • The deck grows cold
  • Metadata in public records — hand it over!
  • Getting rid of déjà vu
  • Some things DON’T happen first in California
  • Borderline Disorders
  • If you don’t know, just ask!
  • Lessons for Wall Street litigation — from a Casino

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  • Electronic Discovery and Evidence (Michael Arkfeld)
  • Sound Evidence (Mary Mack)
  • The Common Scold (Monica Bay)

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