September 22, 2015

E-Discovery & Legal Ethics – What to Do About It Part 4: Meeting and Conferring with Opposing Counsel

This the fourth in a series of posts examining e-discovery concepts addressed in recent legal ethics opinions, such as State Bar of California Opinion CAL 2015-193,  relating […]
September 14, 2015

E-Discovery & Legal Ethics – What to Do About It Part 3: Identification of ESI Custodians

This the third in a series of articles examining issues raised in recent legal ethics opinions, such as Opinion CAL 2015-193, issued by the State Bar of […]
September 7, 2015

E-Discovery & Legal Ethics – What to Do About It Part 2: ESI Preservation

This the second in a series of articles examining issues raised in recent legal ethics opinions, such as State Bar of California Opinion CAL 2015-193,  addressing an […]
August 19, 2015

E-Discovery & Legal Ethics – What to Do About It Part 1: Assessing ESI in a Case

    Much has been written about recent legal ethics opinions, such as State Bar of California Opinion CAL 2015-193, addressing an attorney’s duty of competence […]
October 20, 2014

Court: Privileged Docs Must be Returned but OK to Use Knowledge Learned From Them

A New York federal court ordered the recipient of inadvertently produced privileged documents to return them, but permitted use of knowledge learned from them.  In Stinson v. […]