Widely cited rules designed specifically to bring order to the chaos that has characterized electronic discovery.

Even before the debate began on whether to amend the federal court rules to accommodate electronic data, author Ronald J. Hedges was an informative and popular speaker on the subject. He continues to be a primary voice on the issues surrounding this discussion. Now you can have access to the information and insights you need on the use of, rules governing, and problems related to electronic discovery—all in one comprehensive volume. Reserve your copy to have a complete overview of how electronic discovery has emerged as a significant factor of modern trial practice. Hedges has done all the work for you by surveying the legal landscape of electronic discovery and reviewing countless decisions; articles from law journals, treatises, and the trade press; rules, and guidelines from other regulatory bodies.

The Model RFI provides a complete, fully customizable document that a business can send to perspective law firms in order to access their experience and competence to handle the company's electronic discovery needs effectively and efficiently.

The workplace is a pivotal arena for privacy issues and still one of the murkiest. Privacy in the Workplace helps to shed light on the most pressing workplace privacy issues. This book is a must-have for any law library or practice. Each chapter is thoroughly footnoted and authoritatively written by experts in the field of workplace privacy as well as labor and employment law.

Now available in PDF format. Provides an understanding of the unique issues presented by electronic documents as well as guidelines for addressing these complex issues. Document Retention in the Workplace details specific challenges of electronic documents, ways to minimize spoliation, the benefits of properly retaining information, and much more.

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