Morning Links 6/16
Here is a quick survey of activity going around around the e-Discovery Universe this morning:
Bow Tie Law’s Blog recently wrote about The Plumbing of a Motion to Compel, the discussion of a failed argument to avoid the production of ESI because of undue burden.
The Delaware Corporate and Commerical Litigation Blog recently provided two posts of interest. The first discussed Four Recent Chancery Court Decisions on Electronic Discovery Issues. The second discussed a recent article written on Rule 502 and eDiscovery in Delaware.
e-Lessons Learned recently posted E-Lesson Through Cliches: Don’t Judge a Book by Its Cover, a discussion of how Arizona’s definition of public records does not include metadata and thus it is protected from a presumption of disclosure as a public record.
Electronic Discovery Blog recently discussed a case where Untimely objections doom motions to compel.
Ride The Lightning offered an endorsement of a new book on e-Discovery, Electronic Evidence and Discovery: What Every Lawyer Should Know.
