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This program provides an overview of e-discovery, relevant ABA Model Rules for E-Discovery (Rules 1.1, 3.3, 3.4), how to make and object to discovery requests and case law relevant to same, and possible sanctions that can arise related to e-discovery disputes and case law relevant to same.
The presentation then will cover lessons that can be learned from the case law and will conclude with an overview of social media e-discovery issues and case law relevant to same.
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