2013 Case Law: “Back to Basics” Approach Gave Us Something to Chew On

Top 5 Ediscovery Case Summaries - December 2013: Ohio: Emphasizing the Need to Cooperate, Court Allows “Discovery About Discovery”

Top 5 Ediscovery Case Summaries - December 2013: Idaho: Court Orders Seizure of Hard Drive to Preserve Self-Identified Hacker’s ESI

While You Are Gorging — FRCP 45 (Non-Party Subpoenas) Changes Take Effect 12/1/13

Amendments to Federal Rules of Civil Procedure 45 at Hand

When we all return to work from Thanksgivukkah weekend, Federal Rule of Civil Procedure (FRCP) 45, governing non-party subpoenas, will have changed, effective December 1, 2013.  To review the new content, follow one or both of these links:

• Redline version of amendments to Rule 45 (new material underlined; deleted material lined out)

http://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/while-you-are-gorging-frcp-45-non-par-13728/?utm_source=LU_Emails

Proposed eDiscovery Rule Would Bring Relief from Specter of Sanctions

Top 5 Ediscovery Case Summaries - November 2013: Illinois: In the Seventh Circuit, the Duty to Preserve is Triggered When Party Knows or Should Have Known Litigation was Imminent - Civil Procedure, Electronic Discovery

Discovery Evolutions Hold Promise for Greater Privacy Benefits for Litigants

Google is No Cookie Monster, says Delaware Federal Court - JD Supra

The Supreme Court’s 2013-2014 Term - JD Supra