With the proliferation of e-mail, data, and other electronically stored information (ESI), litigators increasingly are forced to contend with difficult preservation issues. In order to win a case, litigators need to know the ins and outs of this high-stakes area of law. Preserving Electronically Stored Information: A Practical Approach, 2013 Edition, the second volume in the Electronic Discovery Portfolio Series, is the resource litigators can count on for answers to preservation questions and guidance on ESI issues. This book offers the most up-to-date information on the preservation of electronic evidence, covering the subject from start to finish and addressing the when, where, and how of a party’s preservation obligations. The portfolio digs deep into key preservation issues, including anticipating litigation, spoliation, determining the scope of preservation, and sanctions when preservation efforts fail.
The new 2013 Edition provides important new information, including:
Exploring complicated topics in a truly functional manner, this portfolio provides in-depth examples and scenarios along with incisive legal and practical pointers. It also includes worksheets, such as a sample litigation hold notice, sample discovery requests, and model agreements governing preservation of electronically stored information. The all-new 2013 Edition provides the latest updates on recent case law, offers practical tips and forms, and contains indispensible insights from seasoned e-discovery practitioners.
About the Authors
Jeffrey J. Fowler is the co-founder of the Electronic Discovery and Document Retention Practice, and a member of the Class Action, Mass Torts, and Aggregated Litigation Practice at O'Melveny & Myers, Los Angeles, CA.
William H. Dance is counsel in the Trial Department at Tucker Ellis, Los Angeles, CA.
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