The Need for Electronic Discovery Education
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The 7 Deadly Sins of Information Governance
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E-discovery: 4 scenarios that call for computer forensics
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Always Explain “Why” to the Judge
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Don’t Be “Duped”, Files with Different HASH Values Can Still Be the Same – eDiscovery Best Practices
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Drinker Isn’t Only Firm to Start E-Discovery Shop
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Announcing EDBP.com, a New Website of Best Practices For Attorneys
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