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Zubulake Revisited: Six Years Later
A recent case out of the Southern District of New York sheds additional light on the issue of defining negligence, gross negligence, and willfulness in the e-discovery context, and gives insight into what types of conduct fall in each of those categories.
CONTACT:
Robert C. Lesan, III
Reasonableness in Electronic Discovery
In a world of tightening budgets and greater scrutiny, how do litigants act reasonably while still fully prosecuting or defending a case? Is it possible to thoroughly address e-discovery issues without breaking the bank?
TAGS: Cooperation Proclamation, E-Discovery, Electronic Data Discovery, ESI, Litigation, Sanctions, Sedona Conference, Zubulake
CONTACT:
Brenna L. K. Penrose