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Feb.21.2013 Federal Court and Agency E-Discovery Rules and Guidelines
Nov.08.2012 Court Invokes FRE 502(d) to Permit Intentional Production of Privileged Materials Without Waiver
Oct.25.2012 Government Forced to Waive Privilege For Failing to Preserve Documents in FCA Case
Oct.23.2012 Spoliation in Civil Litigation Charged as Criminal Obstruction of Justice
Oct.11.2012 ITC Publishes Proposed Rules to Limit E-Discovery and Address Privilege Issues
Oct.10.2012 FTC Finalizes Changes to Rules Governing Investigatory Procedures, Primarily to Address Issues Regarding Electronically Stored Information
Feb.27.2012 Appeals Court Finds Encrypted Data Beyond Reach of Government Investigators
Feb.23.2012 Federal Court Imposes Broad Preservation Obligation Regarding Potential Class Members in FLSA Action
Jan.27.2012 FTC Proposes Changes to Rules Governing Investigatory Procedures, Primarily to Address Issues Regarding Electronically Stored Information
May.27.2011 Rambus Redux: Federal Circuit Reconciles District Court Split Regarding When Duty To Preserve Is Triggered
Sep.29.2010 Ninth Circuit En Banc Panel Affirms Fourth Amendment Principles But Steps Back From Required Protocol For Computer Search Warrants
Sep.23.2010 Leading Judge Issues Seminal 89-Page Opinion Imposing Harsh Sanctions for Spoliation
Jun.19.2010 Supreme Court Rules that Government Search of Employee's Text Messages Was Reasonable
May.11.2010 U.S. Courts Order Discovery Despite Foreign Privacy Laws
Mar.16.2010 Spoliation Sanctions: A Tale of Two Courts
Mar.05.2009 European Working Party Offers Guidance On Discovery For Cross-Border Civil Litigation
Jan.16.2009 Proposed FTC Final Interim Rules Regarding Adjudicatory Proceedings
Oct.30.2008 Newly Published SEC Enforcement Manual Addresses E-Discovery
Oct.20.2008 Judge Paul Grimm Weighs In on Parties’ Duties to Cooperate in Discovery
Sep.09.2008 Congress Passes New Federal Rule of Evidence to Address Privilege Issues
Apr.18.2006 Supreme Court Approves E-Discovery Amendments to FRCP