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ARTICLE · 08 APRIL 2010

E-Discovery Law Means Get It Right, Or Face Sanctions

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Electronic discovery and evidence are becoming the real game in town when it comes to discovery in civil cases.

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Reprinted with permission from FindLaw.com

Electronic discovery and evidence are becoming the real game in town when it comes to discovery in civil cases. Indeed, according to a recent study, e-discovery law is developing in jurisdictions across the country, and 2009 saw twice as many judicial opinions issued on e-discovery issues than 2008.

And of potential concern to counsel and clients, practically half of these e-discovery opinions addressed sanctions, with sanctions being levied in 70% of those cases. Obviously, it is imperative that clients have their e-discovery houses in order; and that they retain counsel who are knowledgeable, skilled and proactive in this fast-developing and important area of the law.

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