Litigation
Nov. 16, 2006
New E-Discovery Rules Mean Lawyers Must Learn the Language of Technology
LOS ANGELES - When it comes to discovery and the need to produce electronic data for an opposing party in litigation, the excuses "we're old-fashioned" or "we didn't know it was being destroyed" just won't fly in front of federal judges anymore starting Dec. 1.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - When it comes to discovery and the need to produce electronic data for an opposing party in litigation, the excuses "we're old-fashioned" or "we didn't know it was being destroyed" just won't fly in front of federal judges anymore starting Dec. 1.
On that date, the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure will be amended and ...
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