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15Jul2008

VSCL LTC 2008 - Identification and Collection Methodologies for ESI

Posted on DateJuly 15, 2008

On 11 July 2008, I was pleased to present with Geoffrey Lambert (KordaMentha) on the topic of Identification and Collection Methodologies for Electronically Stored Information (ESI) at the Victorian Society for Computers and the Law (VSCL) Legal Technology Conference.

The session endeavoured to present a brief overview of practical strategy for the identification, preservation and collection stages of the Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM).

Our presentation in Portable Document Format (PDF).

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    Response: F-Response @ Australian Legal Tech Conf
    by M Shannon at F-Response
    F-Response was recently mentioned in an excellent presentation by Seamus Byrne (eDiscovery Tools Inc ) and Geoffrey Lambert (KordaMentha ) at the July 11th Victorian Society for Computers and the Law (VSCL) Legal Technology Conference.
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    Related: Minimizing the Risk That E-Discovery Failures Will Create Corporate Liability
    by Kirby Behre and Mark Koehn at Law.com
    Just a few years ago, litigants were infrequently sanctioned for e-discovery failures, in part, because many judges gave litigants who botched e-discovery the benefit of the doubt and chalked up e-discovery mishaps to "the learning curve." Those days are over.

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