3 Lessons from E-Discovery Case Law in June 2023
While the explicit rules governing e-discovery haven't changed significantly over the last several years, with the last major update to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) coming in 2015, the practice of e-discovery is constantly changing. Technology is constantly evolving. Parties to litigation don't just produce email correspondence, Office documents, and PDFs. Social media, ephemeral messaging apps, text messages, health trackers, cell phone geolocation data, and more can serve as relevant evidence in litigation. And that's not even considering the changes in the technologies legal practitioners use to preserve, collect, and... Read More