Defendant Had Duty to Preserve Despite No Physical Possession of Documents
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Litigation 101 for eDiscovery Tech Professionals: Document Production: The Process
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Bow Tie Law’s 2012 eDiscovery Case Law Overview
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Free Utility to get an Inventory of Drives attached to a PC, includes source code
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Why don’t we just use Google for eDiscovery?
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Best Practices from Northern District of California Now Included in EDBP.com
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Will Google+ Ever Get A Full Read/Write API?
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That’s the revolution they are looking for. It might seem like a simple change, but it’s actually quite a different way to look at the world of work. Go read more and listen to the episode. It’s interesting to consider.
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