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The Duty to Preserve Evidence: The High Cost of Electronic Discovery and Even Higher Cost of Non-Compliance

What may be surprising to many companies is that the obligation to preserve evidence arises long before a lawsuit is filed, and the costs for failing to do so can be staggering. In egregious cases, courts have entered...more

Tackling eDiscovery Before it Bites

Now consider the duties imposed by state and federal law on parties to a lawsuit. For example, a duty to preserve arises when litigation becomes foreseeable and requires both suspension of current policies that might alter or...more

Corporate and Financial Weekly Digest - March 30, 2012

In this issue; - CFTC Approves Final Rule on Customer Clearing Documentation, Timing of Acceptance for Clearing, and Clearing Member Risk Management - Third Circuit Court of Appeals Limits Electronic Discovery Costs...more