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Arkfeld on Electronic Discovery and Evidence new 2nd edition provides detailed coverage on the latest case law, amended federal rules with case analysis, and procedural developments concerning electronic evidence. This edition covers all of the new cases and issues facing the issues of discovering, producing and admitting "electronically stored information" (ESI) in your cases. Besides the new extensive analysis of the amended federal rules, the new edition enlarges the discussion concerning search protocol and certification as well as the numerous federal directives requiring counsel to issue a "litigation hold" and proactively identify and preserve responsive ESI. Read more . . .
Information Technology Primer for Legal Professionals
CONTENTS INCLUDE:
• Overview of information technology in organizations and the electronic discovery process.
• Characteristics and “form or forms” of ESI
• IT infrastructure of a company’s IT people, hardware, software and networks
• ESI types, file systems and structure of data
• Sources, storage, locations, metadata and concealment of ESI
• Computer technology available to search, identify, review and produce ESI

Arkfeld’s Best Practices Guide for ESI Pretrial Discovery—Strategy and Tactics contains strategy and tactics for handling sixteen specific ESI issues throughout pretrial discovery. These include scope of discovery, preservation obligation, controlling costs, search methodology, form of production, accessibility of ESI and cost allocation and much more. Whether it is a “meet and confer” or request for production these are the critical issues to focus on in requesting or producing ESI. It provides you with a valuable strategy and checklist for, and guidance on, the legal and technology issues affecting your pretrial e-discovery decisions. Read more . . .


Arkfeld’s Best Practices Guide for Electronic Discovery & Evidence provides a practical step-by-step guide on how to request or produce electronic data. It contains critical cross-references to the treatise where you can find more information on each topic. This 125 page guide also includes an Appendix containing the amended e-discovery federal rules. Read more . . .












