In a recent article, Law Technology News covers the amendments to the New York State Court’s e-discovery and electronic filing policies since the February 2010 Court Report (covered in this previous posting). These changes are being implemented in an attempt to “ensure that e-discovery is handled as expertly, expeditiously, and inexpensively as possible.” A deputy [...]
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In “E-Discovery: Opt For Major Changes Rather Than Tinkering At The Edges of the Rules,” a recent interview in The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel, Beth Rose, a Member at Sills Cummis & Gross P.C., discusses the costs of e-discovery—both monetary and the effect they have on litigation. As there is what Rose calls a “renewed focus on [...] |
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