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The Spoliation Issue, February, 2003
DON'T
PRINT - DON'T BATES LABEL - DON'T SCAN - DON'T CODE Remember, E-Mails and electronic documents are already
digital. To print, bates label, copy, scan and then code these electronic
files WASTES TIME & MONEY! Before you take any unnecessary steps contact
us today for a free consultation on how our Digital Discovery Process will
save you time and money.
Attorneys
and judges are quickly realizing the importance of understanding basic
technological terms and processes. Recognizing the differences between
reformatting, defragmenting, and shredding/wiping a hard drive and what
information is recoverable after one of these processes is run is essential
to the practice of law. It may be important to note that in some cases, even
if data is rendered unrecoverable the fact that this technology was used at
some point in time may provide evidence of spoliation. Click here for an explanation of the differences...
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This
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Murphy Oil
USA v. Fluor Daniel, No. 2:99-cv-03564 (E.D. La. Dec. 3, 2002). The court
held that inadvertent disclosure of an email attachment waived the
attorney-client privilege and granted the Plaintiff's motion to compel.
This document is not intended to provide legal or other
professional advice and should not be relied upon as anything other than a starting
point for research and information on the subjects of litigation support,
electronic discovery and computer forensics. Copyright © 2003 Litigation
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