Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
Ephemeral Ediscovery Data: Issues, Analysis and Application
Businesses are quickly adapting to new technologies & the electronic information (ESI) they generate. Read how judges are thinking about this ephemeral data.
Plaintiff can’t just say he ‘will produce’ responsive discovery
The plaintiff stated that he “will produce” responsive discovery when it is available; the court ordered him to supplement this inadequate response.
What is the FRCP?
This quick guide to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) explains where the rules come from, what they do, and how they influence ediscovery.
When Change Is the Only Constant, You Can Thrive, Adapt or Die Off: Embrace Change in Ediscovery
Technological changes aren’t slowing down. You can thrive by approaching ediscovery proactively — but if you don’t adapt, your business won’t last.
The FRCP Amendments 5 Months Down the Road: Rule 37(e)
A Zapproved webinar brought together ediscovery experts to discuss the impact of the 2015 FRCP amendments and focus on Rule 37(e). Author: Ian Lopez, Legaltech News…
The FRCP Amendments Five Months Down the Road: Rule 26
In a recent Zapproved webinar, ediscovery experts convened to discuss some of the cases affected by the 2015 FRCP amendments. Author: Ian Lopez, Legaltech News With…
Amended Rules Five Months Later: Early Trends in Case Law and What It Means Webinar
Join Zapproved for this Live Webinar: Amended Rules Five Months Later— Early Trends in Case Law and What It Means Tuesday May 17, 2016 |…
Proposed Rules Changes Seek to Standardize Sanctions for Spoliation
For those watching trends in electronic discovery, the debate about proposed amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure to address concerns over the rising…