Litigation
Aug. 13, 2002
Unlocking E-Evidence
Dicta Column - By Paul French - Lawyers seeking electronic evidence through the discovery process cannot do so in the traditional way, which typically involves blanket requests for documents relating to a topic or issue. The volume of electronic information, along with the propensity for electronic data to replicate itself in multiple locations, makes generalized requests both impractical and ineffective.
Dicta Column
By Paul French
Lawyers seeking electronic evidence through the discovery process cannot do so in the traditional way, which typically involves blanket requests for documents relating to a topic or issue. The volume of electronic inf...
By Paul French
Lawyers seeking electronic evidence through the discovery process cannot do so in the traditional way, which typically involves blanket requests for documents relating to a topic or issue. The volume of electronic inf...
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