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ARTICLE · 04 OCTOBER 2010

Managing E-Discovery in State Courts (Tip of the Month)

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A large pharmaceutical company recalls a product after serious safety-related concerns are raised. The company subsequently is faced with multiple lawsuits in state courts throughout the country.

United StatesLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration

Originally published September 2010

Keywords: E-Discovery, rules, civil procedure, ESI

Scenario

A large pharmaceutical company recalls a product after serious safety-related concerns are raised. The company subsequently is faced with multiple lawsuits in state courts throughout the country. In-house counsel anticipates that plaintiffs' counsel will propound broad discovery requests seeking, among other things, electronically stored information ("ESI") from multiple custodians located in numerous e-mail accounts, databases and back-up tapes. In-house counsel is concerned with the prospect of complying with the e-discovery rules in each of these state courts.

E-Discovery Regimes in State Courts

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