Late last year, the United States District Court for the District of Delaware revised the “Default Standard for Discovery” for the third time to reflect recent changes in technology and to address the concerns of lawyers regarding electronically stored information and the discovery process. The
The Supreme Court of Florida considered amendments to the Florida Rules of Civil Procedure concerning E-Discovery last Wednesday, March 7th. For the most part, the amendments were in the mold of the Federal rules that Congress implemented in 2006. Chief among the goals of the
In “E-Discovery: Opt For Major Changes Rather Than Tinkering At The Edges of the Rules,” a recent interview in The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel, Beth Rose, a Member at Sills Cummis & Gross P.C., discusses the costs of e-discovery—both monetary and the effect they have on