No Expert Testimony, No Motion to Compel
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Georgetown Part Two: New Rules Are Coming!
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Spotlighting the Top Electronic Discovery Cases from 2012
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EDRM Publishes CARRM Framework
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Legal Technology Observer Showdown – with Audio link
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Litigation 101 for eDiscovery Tech Professionals: What gets turned over in Discovery? (Part 2)
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The Virtues of Outsourcing eDiscovery
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E-Discovery: Learning to Do It Right – Guest Lecture with E-Discovery expert, Steven Teppler
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Most Advanced Students of e-Discovery Want a New CAR for Christmas
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