Research Catalog

e-Discovery : twenty questions and answers / John M. Barkett.

Title
e-Discovery : twenty questions and answers / John M. Barkett.
Author
Barkett, John M.
Publication
Chicago : Section of Litigation, American Bar Association, c2008.

Details

Description
ix, 125 p.; 23 cm.
Subject
Electronic discovery (Law) > United States
Note
  • "First Chair Press"
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references and index.
Processing Action (note)
  • committed to retain
Contents
Break up or stay together? tripping up a privilege log with an email string -- RAM and cache? things you did not learn in law school -- Discovery on e-Discovery : fishing expedition or smoking gun? -- Must a party preserve backup tapes? -- Downgrading data to inaccessible format : risky business? -- Vendor, vendor on the wall, who's the fairest of them all? -- The sanctions hit parade : caveat advocatus? -- Does Qualcomm answer the question of whether you can take comfort in the fact that Morgan Stanley was vacated? -- Must bad faith be shown to obtain sanctions against the United states? -- Must bad faith be shown to obtain sanctions against a party other than the United States? -- Identification of key players : how far do you cast the net? -- Are document retention notices and key word search protocols discoverable? -- Concept searches : has the day arrived for computers to replace lawyers? -- Metadata searches : is "particularized need" the new standard? -- Does one form of production really mean just one form? -- Should you take a consultant to the rule 26 meet and confer session? -- A different form of computer monitor : how do you make sure that a party complies with e-discovery obligations? -- Can you use a subpoena to obtain information from an opposing expert? -- Should subpoena issuers have their checkbooks ready? -- Are states close behind?
ISBN
9781604421156 (alk. paper)
LCCN
^^2008030725