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Pearls For Practitioners

By David H. Schultz
June 01, 2004

The Sedona Conference, a nonprofit organization dedicated to facilitating reasoned and just development of law and policy in several emerging areas, held its sixth annual meeting on Complex Litigation (Complex Litigation VI) March 25 and 26 in the scenic red-rock tourist destination of Sedona, AZ.

In response to the ever-increasing demand by lawyers, judges and litigants for guidance related to the duties, opportunities and overall complexities of litigation in the digital world, the conference again focused on electronic discovery.

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