Discovery Resources

As usual with ALM events, there are so many things to do and so many people and technologies to see.

At Monica Bay’s blogger breakfast, old friends like Craig Ball mingled with new friends like Rob Robinson.  Rob’s invited me over for his live video feed at 11am PST.  Many of us, as we introduced ourselves, had continue…

Custodian interviews regarding preservation practices lost privilege protection today. See ediscoverylaw.com’s summary and the case here. Even though part of the reason privilege was deemed waived was that Intel offered up the information, this is one in a series of opinions from different magistrate judges where “discovery about the discovery” is becoming a reality.

Further, the Special continue…

Two of the most sophisticated technology companies in the world, Intel and AMD, are embroiled in one of the most complex, data-intensive legal battles this decade, according to the Wall Street Journal Law Blog.

 The lawsuit was originally filed by AMD in 2005 in U.S. District Court in Delaware, in which AMD accused Intel of “giving continue…

Judge Grimm has issued another groundbreaking opinion with a protocol for defensible search and privilege.  Thanks to Ron Hedges for the heads up and Craig Ball for breaking the news.  Craig’s right, we will be buzzing on this one for awhile.

Thanks for the well wishes on the re-launch of the site:

• Bob Ambrogi
• Monica Bay
• Rob Robinson (check out his cool new site on complex discovery),
• Tom Mighell
• Ralph Losey,
• Sharon Nelson….

You’ll find most of these fine folks on our community blog site-today-and more later as we are a work in progress-and a goodly number of them in our bookstore (or continue…