Extra, Extra: Get Your E-Discovery News Here!

Mike Hamilton — Mon, 18 Apr 2011 05:00:36 +0000

Welcome back to E-Discovery Beat′s regular feature: The Weekly Electronic Discovery News Roundup. We here at Exterro know you need something to look forward to on Mondays, so in this weekly feature, we keep you up to speed on all the juicy EDD tidbits you may have missed in the previous week or while you were lounging about in your pajamas over the weekend. From freshly pressed case law to in-depth how-tos that ran in your favorite legal publications, we’ve got everything you need to start the week off right. Here’s the April 18, 2011 edition, and be sure to check back next week:

Reliance on Counsel: Efficiencies in the House (Corporate Counsel)

Metadata, The Freedom of Information Act, and Government Hypocripsy (Forbes)

State E-Discovery Rules Far From Uniform (eDiscovery Journal)

Is E-Discovery Becoming Certifiable? (Above the Law)

The future of IT, security, privacy, compliance, and e-discovery (TechJournal South)

Morrison on Metrics: Three powers of metrics (Inside Counsel)