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Emerging Issues in Electronic Evidence, Document Retention and Spoliation for BVFLS Practitioners
Business Valuation Resources, July 2007, Pages: 65
The recently amended Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) regarding electronic discovery have raised the stakes with respect to the duty parties to federal civil proceedings having to preserve and protect all forms of electronic data. Companies that are parties to a litigation matter, or become aware of the potential for claims to be asserted, now also have a duty to institute steps to preserve and protect all relevant data that may be subject to discovery, including taking steps to preclude evidence from being destroyed. This session addressed what the rules mean to us as requestors, recipients and suppliers of information at all levels of practice. Speakers Include: Ron Seigneur, Shari Lutz, and Edwin Aro
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