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Please Provide The Entire Electronic Medical Record, Jonathan H. Lomurro Esq. Llm
Please Provide The Entire Electronic Medical Record, Jonathan H. Lomurro Esq. Llm
Jonathan H. Lomurro Esq. LLM
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Cost Shifting In E-Discovery: A Comparative Analysis Between America And Europe, Umar Bakhsh
Cost Shifting In E-Discovery: A Comparative Analysis Between America And Europe, Umar Bakhsh
Umar Bakhsh
E-discovery is quickly becoming a prominent consideration when dealing with traditional discovery requests. The costs of producing e-discovery, however, have grown exponentially due to the voluminous and fragmented nature of electronically stored information. The current standard used by courts, in UBS v. Zubulake, has mistakenly and non-uniformly been applied by courts in spite of Congress’ attempt to create its own standard via FRCP Rule 26. In comparison, Europe’s “loser of litigation pays all court costs” has not adequately met the particular problem created by e-discovery. My article proposes a more manageable alternative standard to Zubulake, FRCP 26, and the European …
Injecting Law Student Drama Into The Classroom: Transforming An E-Discovery Class (Or Any Law School Class) With A Complex, Student-Generated Simulation, Paula Schaefer
Paula Schaefer
Gem Finch, Boone Radley, and Pickle Harris are just three of the characters who play a dramatic – and key – role in my e-discovery focused pre-trial litigation class. I did not originally invite them into the class for the drama. I was interested in their email. In 2009, I was planning a pre-trial litigation class that would include e-discovery issues. But I could not find a pre-packaged case that included ESI – the electronically stored information that is the mainstay of e-discovery practice. The case materials included in most pre-trial litigation books involved car accidents and simple contract disputes. …