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May 1, 2006
MCLE Self Study
Discovery requests for electronic data come laden with the question of who must pay to retrieve and reconstruct the information. Courts are starting to provide answers. by Janet H. Kwuon and Krystal Hauserman
E-Discovery
Sharing the Costs of Electronic Discovery
Each year it seems that the cost of discovery in large-and even in not-so-large-cases increases. The pervasive use of computers to create and store communications and data has only exacerbated the problem; vast quantities of electronic data often must be retrieved and reconstructed to respond to a singl...
Sharing the Costs of Electronic Discovery
Each year it seems that the cost of discovery in large-and even in not-so-large-cases increases. The pervasive use of computers to create and store communications and data has only exacerbated the problem; vast quantities of electronic data often must be retrieved and reconstructed to respond to a singl...
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