For all those dedicated readers out there who actually might have noticed that the banner at the top of this blog looks a little different, don't worry - the blog hasn't been hijacked. The marketing folks here just thought a little updating was in order.
About the blog
- With the launch of this web log, we will discuss rules, caselaw, news and best practices relating to electronic discovery and other evidentiary issues in Maine and elsewhere.
About the author
E-Discovery Blog Links
Other E-Discovery Links
- University of Richmond Journal of Law & Technology e-discovery archives:
- The Sedona Conference® Commentary on ESI Evidence & Admissibility
- Draft Uniform Rules Relating to the Discovery of Electronically-Stored Information
- Conference of Chief Justices Guidelines for State Trial Courts of Discovery of ESI
- Federal Judicial Center materials on electronic discovery
- Comments on the amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure by Judge Lee H. Rosenthal
- Amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure with advisory committee notes
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May 20, 2009
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- To reach Mark Porada with comments about this blog, please e-mail to mporada@pierceatwood.com
Caveat
- This is a site offering non-comprehensive commentary, and seeking to prompt a dialogue about issues relating to electronic discovery. It is not an attempt to provide legal advice.
Recent Posts
- Some Useful Ideas to Think About at the Start of Every Lawsuit
- A Useful Refresher on the Hearsay Rules
- Recent Maine Decision Provides Guidance on What's Required When a Party Cannot Find Responsive Documents
- Unusual First Circuit Decision Reversing Order Precluding Expert Testimony
- New Maine Privilege Rules To Go Into Effect
- Supreme Court Issues Decision on Interlocutory Appealability of Discovery Orders Compelling Production of Privileged Materials
- Seventh Circuit Adopts Set of Principles and Standing Order for Handling E-Discovery
- More Congressional Activity on Post-Iqbal Attempts to Return to Simple Notice Pleading
- It's Getting Even Harder to Appeal Interlocutory Discovery Orders, Even When Trade Secrets Are Involved
- Recent Maine Decision Involving Juror Use of Facebook to Dig for Dirt on the Plaintiffs
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