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Myth-Busting the New Amended Federal Rules

Wherever you turn these days, there seems to be a new CLE seminar being offered or white paper being written on the 'sweeping changes' to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure as they relate to the discovery of electronically stored information.<br/>And most of them are tied together by a common thread: an alarmist air of hype.

22 minute read March 26, 2007 at 03:30 PM
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Sean M. Byrne
Myth-Busting the New Amended Federal Rules

Wherever you turn these days, there seems to be a new CLE seminar being offered or white paper being written on the 'sweeping changes' to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure ('FRCP') as they relate to the discovery of electronically stored information ('ESI').

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