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LexisNexis Practice Guide: Massachusetts eDiscovery and Evidence is THE source for in-depth practical guidance on conducting discovery of electronically stored information and successfully using that electronic evidence in federal or state court litigation in Massachusetts.
Publisher: Matthew Bender Elite Products
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LexisNexis Practice Guide: Massachusetts eDiscovery and Evidence is THE source for in-depth practical guidance on conducting discovery of electronically stored information and successfully using that electronic evidence in federal or state court litigation in Massachusetts. Each chapter in the Practice Guide reflects the keen legal analysis and practical insights of the author, Ronaldo Rauseo-Ricupero, litigator in the Boston Office of Nixon Peabody LLP and the chair of the firm’s Electronic Discovery and Digital Evidence Practice.
Containing 67 checklists, 250 practice tips, over 24 crucial forms, and a glossary of terms, this portable, task-oriented guide to the technical and legal aspects of e-discovery provides authoritative analysis and solutions in the following areas:
Locating electronically stored information (ESI)
Identifying and applying the governing law
Avoiding ethical pitfalls
Dealing with ESI in foreign jurisdictions
Examining the intricacies of cloud computing
Conducting discovery of ESI from social media
Obtaining disclosure of ESI from parties and non-parties
Responding to a request for disclosure of ESI
Meeting the duty to preserve ESI
Making or opposing a motion to compel disclosure of ESI
Honoring the meet and confer requirement
Using ESI as evidence
Establishing best practices for managing ESI
The previous edition's ISBN is 9781663393449.
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