Unfiltered Orange | The eDiscovery Month of November in Review

November 2011 eDiscovery News (Stories from November 2 – November 30, 2011)

Week Ending November 30, 2011 Stories

• 4 Key Concerns of Corporate Legal Process Outsourcing and Provider Responses - bit.ly/uTuhyX (Nikhil Lala, Michael Caplan)
• Be Careful What You Ask for: Loser Pays Prevailing Party Electronic Discovery Costs (Again) - bit.ly/ulkdM0 (Morgan Lewis)
• Businesses Hire Private Investigators to Trawl Social Media - bit.ly/vjreX0 (Alison Grant)
• Can Lawyers Be Disqualified by Merely Viewing a Linkedin Profile? bit.ly/uoXw2b (John Patzakis)
• Copyright, Fair Use, and the Creative Commons in the 21st Century - bit.ly/simIpg (Megan Lotts)
• Courts Cannot Force ISPs Into Broad Filtering and Monitoring for Copyright-Infringing Traffic - bit.ly/u06eDM (Pinsent Masons)
• Digital Forensics: The Science Behind ‘Who Done It’ – bit.ly/w3NqqQ (Michael Kassner)
• Do Judicial Officers Belong on Facebook? bit.ly/uXAL3s (Samuel Stretton)
• eDiscovery in The Cloud Not As Simple As You Think (Forbes) onforb.es/uAu8oR (Barry Murphy)
• eDiscovery Resources - http://bit.ly/tBqsyD (Orange Legal Technologies)
• Efficient E-Discovery: How Will Model Order Impact Eastern District Practice? bit.ly/sDqA3r (John Council)
• Finders Keepers? What Not to Do With Inadvertently Received Privileged Information - bit.ly/s1wZaW (Edward Piasecki)
• Going Dutch on eDiscovery: Hosted Review Agreement Trumps Prevailing Party Cost-Shifting – bit.ly/to3Aj0 (Josh Gilliland)
• Holding Powers other Branches Lack, Congress Enters eDiscovery Fray to Probe New Rules, Growing Costs - bit.ly/tJt7DK (Robert Hilson)
• How Private Is Your Email? It Depends – NPR - n.pr/sZZ4qZ (Martin Kaste)
• How to Fulfill Document-Preservation Obligations - bit.ly/uwqoBQ (Barbara Nicolas)
• Imagining the Evidence - bit.ly/uR9xFx (Craig Ball)
• Incendiary Speech and Social Media by Lyrissa Lidsky – http://bit.ly/ulQeqF (Lyrissa Lidsky)
• Is Information Security Hard and Expensive? bit.ly/vcAOlP (Sharon Nelson)
• Is There Money In The IaaS Cloud? Yes – Enterprise Strategy Group bit.ly/tJxe55 (Steve Duplessie)
• Navigating eDiscovery in the Cloud Shouldn’t Be That Difficult - bit.ly/rL8Mce (Charles Skamser)
• N.Y. Panel Backs Use of GPS Device on State Worker’s Personal Vehicle - bit.ly/sNoeoy (John Caher)
• Obtaining Disclosure of ESI From Non-Parties - bit.ly/uDmdkg (Thomas Gleason)
• Precedential No. 30: TTAB Refuses to Compel Sweeping eDiscovery - bit.ly/tkU9JT (John Welch)
• Private Clouds Could Be Mushroom Clouds for IT - bit.ly/uHI97j (Mary Jander)
• Prosecution Not Required to Re-Produce Voluminous ESI in Categorized Batches - bit.ly/swMnRM (K&L Gates)
• Risk Assessments: The Most Important Effort You’re Doing All Wrong - onforb.es/u37xOb (Howard Sklar)
• S.D.N.Y. Implements Pilot Program for Complex Cases, Requires Joint Submission for Cases Involving ESI - bit.ly/tm6sUf (K&L Gates)
• Spilling the Beans on a Dirty Little Secret of Most Trial Lawyers - bit.ly/vURYVc (Ralph Losey)
• The Commonality of Technology as a Defense - bit.ly/s404WY (Ken Strutin)
• Troubleshooting Outlook Auto-Complete - bit.ly/tlsAyS (Casper Manes)
• US Judge Orders Hundreds of Sites “De-Indexed” from Google, Facebook - bit.ly/vz6T8w (Nate Anderson)
• What to Do When Online Critics Attack - bit.ly/sulcq9 (Lorinda Holloway)
• Why Can’t Patients See Their EHR Data? bit.ly/rKTCaa (Ken Terry)
• Your Employee’s 4.74 Degrees Of Separation - bit.ly/u4Ftpj (Michael Schmidt)

Week Ending November 23, 2011 Stories

• A Growing Trend: Use of E-Discovery ‘Special Masters’ bit.ly/rLPDfd (Monica Bay)
• Adventures in Statutory Construction of FRCP Rule 34(b)(2)(E) - bit.ly/tvNoYX (Josh Gilliland)
• Armies of Lawyers Gird for eDiscovery Battles in Penn State-Sandusky Cases - bit.ly/t42Shk (Seth Row)
• Client & Counsel Sanctioned for Spoliation where Plaintiff was Instructed to “Clean Up” His Facebook Page - bit.ly/vXXGFw (K&L Gates)
• Cloud-Based eDiscovery, Survey Results & Taxation | Legal Talk Network - bit.ly/uVEqA1 (Erin Nardo, Katie Winseck, Mark Thompson)
• Congress Reschedules Discovery Hearing - bit.ly/uytIl4 (Evan Koblentz)
• Cost Shifting in eDiscovery: A Comparative Analysis Between America and Europe - bit.ly/uKze8l (Umar Bakhsh)
• Cross-Border Litigation And Investigation: Overcoming Legal, Cultural And Technical Hurdles - bit.ly/v3Qgxr (Drew Macaulay)
• Defending the Use of eDiscovery Software - bit.ly/vK2q2U (Evan Koblentz)
• Drug and Device Law: Hip Checked – Plaintiffs’ eDiscovery Ploy Rebuffed In New Jersey - bit.ly/vA6m78 (Jim Beck)
• EDD Update:  Thumbs-up for Arkfeld’s EDD/Evidence Course - bit.ly/uWg7vl (Albert Barsocchini)
• E-Discovery: Does It Need To Be So Expensive? bit.ly/stJ8Ue (Daryl Shetterly, Howard Reissner)
• E-Discovery Times Are a Changin’…Or Are They? bit.ly/sBO1qW (Devin Krugly)
• Employers Can Discover Employee Facebook Posts, But…. bit.ly/tmIwM2 (Michael Schmidt)
• Extended Access to Cell-Site Records Constitutes 4th Amendment Search, Which Requires Probable Cause - bit.ly/sBbRsX (Gibbons)
• For GCs, a Little Talk Goes a Long Way in Risk Management - bit.ly/sWVbGu (David Hechler)
• Georgetown Law Conference Draws Top eDiscovery Jurists - bit.ly/vmG33m (Monica Bay)
• Georgetown eDiscovery Conference Opens With Case Law Update - bit.ly/sNFO3f (Monica Bay)
• Georgetown Panel Focuses on Discovery Rules - bit.ly/tRtX7d (Evan Koblentz)
• Migration to Exchange 2010 Becoming Stampede - bit.ly/sGE3up (John Mello)
• N.J. Supreme Court: Are IMs Sent From Minor to Adults Admissible? bit.ly/vX5KP7 (Michael Booth)
• Pounding The Gavel On E-Discovery - bit.ly/tCEQTE (Sheri Qualters)
• Predictive Coding = Great E-Discovery Cost And Time Savings - bit.ly/sCyevT (David Laing)
• Project Management – Essential To Client Satisfaction In eDiscovery - bit.ly/ufeeSt (Andre Guilbeau)
• Risk Assessments: The Most Important Effort You’re Doing All Wrong - onforb.es/u37xOb (Howard Sklar)
• Roundtable: Key Technology Developments And Practical Advice - bit.ly/s5HQKQ (Rob Hellewell, Thomas Svoboda)
• Ruminations on the Ethics of Law Firm Information Security - bit.ly/tZDCqe (Sharon Nelson, John Simek)
• Should a Legal Hold “Waiver” Be Secured from Departing Employees? - bit.ly/vIyr0n (Craig Ball)
• UK: Social Media Users Must Disclose Payments, Say Ad Trade Bodies - bit.ly/vF0OqK (Pinsent Masons)
• Social Networking Content: The Growing Challenge Of Authenticating ESI - bit.ly/sDoXeD (Brendan Schulman)
• Southern District of N.Y. Pilot Includes E-Discovery Orders - bit.ly/vJpH1C (Mark Michels)
• Streaming Service Reproduces Copyrighted Films in Memory Buffers, High Court Rules - bit.ly/vWVVQJ(Pinsent Masons)
• The Rule 37(e) Safe Harbor: The Touchstone Of Effective Information Management - bit.ly/sJ6l9j (Philip Favro, Tish Looper)
• Use the Scalpel First: EDA Makes e-Discovery a Successful Operation bit.ly/s0CEPf (George Socha, Alon Israely)
• Va. Judge OK’d $722K Legal Fees Clawback Due to Withheld Facebook Photos and Information - bit.ly/rShVFv (Martha Nell)

Week Ending November 16, 2011 Stories

• 674 Published Cases Involving Social Media Evidence - http://bit.ly/sWRu5i (John Patzakis)
• Agatha, Hercule, Mummy and Me - http://bit.ly/uJAciQ (Craig Ball)
• A Good Decision Brings Out the Bullies - http://bit.ly/uS2hMj (Craig Ball)
• Are You Operating A Legal Cloud? http://bit.ly/svDVao (John Roberts)
• Authentication of Social Media Evidence - http://bit.ly/uPMcnh (Richard Raysman, Peter Brown)
• Best Practices for Social and Mobile Media as Privacy Laws Evolve - http://bit.ly/tKoc3F (David White)
• California Federal Court Grants Motion to Adopt Version of Model Order on E-Discovery in Patent Cases Promulgated by Federal Circuit - http://bit.ly/vYEDU4 (K&L Gates)
• Canadian Supreme Court OK’s Hyperlinking to Defamation - http://bit.ly/ucEurq (Eric Johnson)
• Case Highlights Potential Benefits of ESI Production Cooperation - http://bit.ly/tMuRWg (Leonard Deutchman)
• Contract Coders: e-Discovery’s “Wasting Asset”? http://bit.ly/vrY5KX (Lawrence Chapin)
• Defining ‘Search’ in ‘U.S. v. Jones’ http://bit.ly/vGPZ7p (Joshua Engel)
• Document Preservation: Spoliation and the “Ultimate Sanction” - http://bit.ly/vJFPia (Diana Lin)
• (e)Discovering OCR - http://bit.ly/uFj48o (Joe Budelli)
• E-Discovery Pricing Strikes Back - http://bit.ly/slmkC2 (Evan Koblentz)
• Effective Use of Rule 502(d) in eDiscovery Cases - http://bit.ly/vgxlt7 (Thomas Gricks)
• Facebook Spoliation Costs Lawyer $522,000; Ends His Legal Career - http://bit.ly/rR9vVM (John Patzakis)
• Failing to Show Undue Burden in Cost Shifting for Native File Production - http://bit.ly/vp3SRq (Josh Gilliland)
• Getting Rid of Data: Why it’s So Hard - http://bit.ly/u1kmzl (Harry Pugh)
• Grewal Spreads Federal Circuit’s E-Discovery Gospel: Less Is More - http://bit.ly/tm3xBZ (Ginny LaRoe)
• ISP Access to Email Content Not an Invasion of Privacy - http://bit.ly/rTY1hM (Jonathan Bick)
• Judge Orders Divorcing Couple to Divulge Social Media Passwords – Really? http://bit.ly/taoOvt (Sharon Nelson)
• Judge Rules Feds Can Have WikiLeaks Associates’ Twitter Data - http://bit.ly/vDDWLr (Kevin Poulsen)
• KPMG Case Fuels Preservation Debate - http://bit.ly/slCpdV (Evan Koblentz)
• KPMG Judge Kicks the Sisyphean Stone of Proportionality Back Down the Hill - http://bit.ly/tTy1Tv (Chris Dale)
• Pennsylvania Court Stakes Out New Areas of Accepted E-Discovery Cost - http://bit.ly/une7zJ (Peter Vaira)
• Privacy Suit Settlements Spur Scrutiny - http://bit.ly/sqeHcl (Amy Miller)
• Production of Social Media: Privacy and Targeted Production Requests - http://bit.ly/s1qyeF (Mike Hamilton)
• Right Sourcing eDiscovery - http://bit.ly/tt34ax (Orange Legal Technologies)
• Supreme Court Deciding Whether to Occupy 1984 – Is Your Privacy at Stake in US v. Jones?http://bit.ly/rBStaw (Frank Gonnello)
• The Business Case for Information Governance - http://bit.ly/rzfCOW (Monica Bay)
• The “Dos” and “Don’ts” of Litigation Hold Notices: Deconstructing the Effective Litigation Hold Notice - http://bit.ly/rtwlXW (Gibbons)
• The Georgetown Law CLE 8th Annual Advanced eDiscovery Institute - http://bit.ly/vt5zuG (The PosseList)
• The Social Age of Evidence Collection - http://bit.ly/sDH8Du (George Martin)
• Time to Get Physical (Hard Drives) http://bit.ly/spcazJ (Michael Tucker)
• Uncovering Hidden Budget to Manage Long-Term Legacy Data Liability - http://bit.ly/srcFTV (Dennis Kiker, Jim McGann)
• Using Lean Six Sigma and Predictive Coding to Confront Data Volume - http://bit.ly/tBQ4GV (Stephanie Blair, Tara Lawler)
• U.S. Privacy Law Protects Non-U.S. Citizens - http://bit.ly/vkPXsF (Gibbons)
• Watchdog (SEC) v. Watchdog (FINRA): Destruction, Doctoring and Deflection - http://bit.ly/uIkO07 (Allison Walton)
• Will Predictive Coding Spell Trouble for Doc Review Attorneys? http://bit.ly/ty3a4a (Kate Battle)

Week Ending November 9, 2011 Stories

• 10 Tips to Cut Costs in Patent Litigation - http://bit.ly/vxeAOU (Joseph Drayton)
• A Tale of Three Sanctions’ Motions – You Don’t Have To Be Perfect, Just Good – http://bit.ly/rys9NY (James Cook)
• Automating Attorney Review: Race Against the E-discovery Machine? http://bit.ly/sr2GcG (Katey Wood)
• Broken Hearted Early Discovery – http://bit.ly/rMPH8a (Josh Gilliland)
• California Cellphone Search Case Highlights Courts’ Tech Problems - http://bit.ly/rXKfIs (Kate Moser)
• Chief Judge Rader Introduces Proposed Model Order on eDiscovery In Patent Cases – http://bit.ly/vUJwjQ (Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney)
• Citing Orwell, Supreme Court Appears Wary of Police GPS Surveillance - http://bit.ly/usLE1j (Marcia Coyle)
• Controlling E-Discovery Costs In Patent Cases – http://bit.ly/uR8cdg (Eric Sinrod)
• Corporations and Their Lawyers Look to the Cloud for DIY E-discovery - http://bit.ly/rv1N8X (Shannon Green)
• Court Denies Motion to Re-Tax Costs Related to Conversion of ESI, Including “Project Management” Costs - http://bit.ly/tFzB1f (K&L Gates)
• Court Goes Nuclear on Deadline Desperadoes - http://bit.ly/vkid3i (Michael Tucker)
• Deciphering the NLRB’s Stance on Social Media Issues - http://bit.ly/szv9GN (Michael Schmidt)
• Discovery Procedures to Obtain Social Media Evidence – 3 Different Approaches – http://bit.ly/ssuI1v (John Patzakis)
• Does the Fifth Amendment Protect Your Encryption Key? http://bit.ly/vrdRAM (Joshua Engel)
• ECPA, 4th Amendment, and FOIA - http://bit.ly/v00MjU (Allison Walton)
• eDiscovery: What Increased Data Protection Means for the Global Economy - http://bit.ly/sFKCsp (Steven Hunter)
• Employees’ Facebook Pages Are Private, Until They’re Not - http://bit.ly/vg1tn1 (Mikal Belicove)
• Facebook Spoliation Costs Widower and His Attorney $700K in Sanctions - http://bit.ly/tQ20Su (Christopher Danzig)
• Four Things to Know About Authenticating SocialMedia eDiscovery – http://bit.ly/sPp0QR (Rakesh Madhava)
• Fulbright’s 2011 Litigation Trends Report Predictions - http://bit.ly/siqRir (Dean Gonsowski)
• Google Confuses Search & eDiscovery; May Cost Billions - http://bit.ly/siHUH7 (Dan Elam)
• Inspection Demands: What is a Diligent Search? http://bit.ly/s0w0Pu (Katherine Gallo)
• Lawyers and Firms Navigate Social Media Mine Field - http://bit.ly/ueVKf7 (Sara Randazzo)
• Manage ESI Dangers With Targeted Collections - http://bit.ly/ut3Fzk (Dave Walton)
• New York Courts Grapple With Social Media Mining - http://bit.ly/sIE8Rn (Nicole Black)
• Preserving ESI in N.J. Federal Court - http://bit.ly/s6DuJo (Kristen Polovoy)
• Recent Case Law Provides Guidance for ESI Production - http://bit.ly/voPx0M (Mark Berman)
• Risk Appetite: No Thanks, I’m Full - http://bit.ly/uTlaxi (Howard Sklar)
• Rosetta Stone Translates International Frameworks into Data Privacy - http://bit.ly/u5jP0O (Catherine Dunn)
• Scalability Defined and Why it is Important - http://bit.ly/rCcdje (Kevin Nichols)
• Social Network Impersonator Fined by Spanish Data Protection Authority - http://bit.ly/vAPTCN (Gonzalo Gallego)
• Spoliation of the Facebook Timeline - http://bit.ly/uO0r5q (Bill Tolson)
• Suing Employees for Computer Fraud Gets Easier - http://bit.ly/tR9qBA (Nick Akerman)
• Technology-Assisted Review: Judges, Defensibility and Efficiency - http://bit.ly/rvgBaT (David Meadows)
• The Dark Side of E-Discovery Pricing - http://bit.ly/sCtqH0 (Evan Koblentz)
• The Duty to Preserve – When Should Lawyers Mistrust Their Clients? http://bit.ly/uDzB7Q (Dennis Kiker)
• Tips for Handling E-Discovery when Representing a CJA Defendant -http://bit.ly/sGzHHk (Brooke Oppenheimer)
• What Makes The Georgetown Advanced eDiscovery Program Special? http://bit.ly/w3f4UU (Karl Schieneman, Bob Eisenberg)
• Will New Electronic Discovery Rules Save Organizations Millions or Deny Justice? http://onforb.es/sDJZOf (Matthew Nelson)
• You’re Being Sued. Do You Know Where Your Data Is? http://bit.ly/uRh9V2 (Christina DesMarais)

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