On Dec. 1, 2006, the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure were amended to address the growing complexities raised by the increased proliferation of electronically stored information (ESI). Although these amendments provided a modicum of clarity, many problems persist and more continue to arise.
Mind the Gap: Innovative Efforts to Improve the e-Discovery Process
While many scholars and practitioners continue to simply lament the widening gap between "ideal" e-discovery regulations and the painful realities of the current legal system, a growing minority from both the bench and bar are working hard to fill the void in a number of innovative ways.
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