27 Sunday Oct 2013
Posted in Court Rules, Discovery, E-Discovery, Federal District Court Rules
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E-Discovery: Relieving The Burdens Of Preservation, The Editor interviews Brian H. Pandya, Partner, Wiley Rein LLP, The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel
http://bit.ly/1c5fVG3
Please take particular note the linked articles on e-discovery at the end of the interview. CCE
27 Sunday Oct 2013
Posted in Court Rules, Discovery, E-Discovery, Health Law
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AHIMA Comments on Proposed Changes to Federal E-Discovery Rules,iHealthBeat
http://bit.ly/1aO1nVV
27 Sunday Oct 2013
Posted in Court Rules, Discovery, E-Discovery, Federal District Court Rules
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Proposed Rules, by Ralph Losey, e-Discovery Team ®
http://e-discoveryteam.com/proposed/
27 Sunday Oct 2013
Posted in Court Rules, Court Rules, Databases, Discovery, E-Discovery, Evidence, Federal District Court Rules, Legal Technology, Sanctions
≈ Comments Off on Spring 2013 Case Law Update on E-Discovery Self-Collection – When It’s Okay, When It’s Not, and the Potential Risks
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Case Law, E-Discovery, Emails, Evidence, Sanctions, Spoliation
Self-Collection: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, by Tony Merlino, DTI
http://dtiglobal.com/resources/articles/spring-2013-case-law-update/
26 Saturday Oct 2013
‘The New Politics of Judicial Elections, 2011-12: How New Waves of Special Interest Spending Raised the Stakes for Fair Courts.’ Justice at Stake, the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law, and the National Institute on Money in State Politics issued http://newpoliticsreport.org/ (access online in http://newpoliticsreport.org/report/2012-report/introduction/ or http://newpoliticsreport.org/content/uploads/JAS-NewPolitics2012-Online.pdf yesterday.
Also available online is a related news release titled “Outside Spending Floods Judicial Elections at Record Levels, Report Finds“, by Seth Hoy, Brennan Center for Justice, http://bit.ly/1gR6coM
Originally posted by Howard Bashman, on How Appealing Blog.
24 Thursday Oct 2013
Posted in Attorney Discipline, Court Rules, Emails, Legal Ethics, Legal Technology, Trust Accounts
≈ Comments Off on South Carolina Court Says to Attorney: No Email = No License.
No E-Mail, No License, by Mike Frisch, Legal Profession Prof, Legal Profession Blog
http://bit.ly/16v90hL
The South Carolina Supreme Court suspended an attorney for repeatedly refusing to follow its explicit rules to maintain and monitor a working email account. This transgression, plus other failures by the Respondent to follow the Court’s orders and rules, led to the attorney’s suspension. The lawyer’s license to practice law was until further order of the Court.
24 Thursday Oct 2013
Posted in Court Rules, Discovery, E-Discovery, Evidence, Requests for Production, Trial Tips and Techniques
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The Duke Rules Ahead: Part 1 Rule Amendments Will Narrow Discovery and Spur Cooperation, by James Kurz, EDVAUpdate, Redmon, Peyton & Braswell, LLP
http://bit.ly/1c1gVH4
22 Tuesday Oct 2013
Posted in Brief Writing, Court Rules, Legal Writing, Motions
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Appeals, Appellate Law, Certiorari, Court Rules, Designation of Record, Legal Writing, Motions, U.S. Courts of Appeals
Pitfalls in Civil Appellate Practice, by Michael Richie and Barbara Swimley, Oklahoma Bar Journal
http://bit.ly/1h6tq80
22 Tuesday Oct 2013
Posted in Admissibility, Court Rules, Evidence, Expert Witnesses, Forensic Evidence, Trial Tips and Techniques, Voir Dire
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Who Made You The Expert?: Rule 705 & The Admissibility of Underlying Facts or Data, by Evidence ProfBlogger, EvidenceProfBlog
http://bit.ly/1a085YM
21 Monday Oct 2013
Posted in Court Rules, Dockets, Legal Writing, Research
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LLRX Court Rules, Forms and Dockets
http://www.llrx.com/courtrules/
Legal research experts and librarians Sabrina I. Pacifici and Margaret Berkland last updated this site in January 2011. It contains over 1,400 links to state and federal court rules, forms, and dockets.
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