Discovery Under the New Federal Rules of Civil Procedure

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2016
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Hook, Sara Anne
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American English
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The amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) have brought significant changes to e-discovery and litigation strategy. Are you taking full advantage of these changes? Learn how to apply the proportionality standard, new guidelines on spoliation and more to the next case. Presenters will explain how to adapt current e-discovery process to make the new FRCP changes work in daily law practice. Recognize how the amended rules speed up early stage litigation. Learn to interpret the new scope of discovery under Rule 26(b). Prepare for the practical impact of proportionality on your case. Master new preservation standards and upgrade your use of litigation holds. Get tips for drafting specific discovery requests and shifting discovery costs. Avoid ethical pitfalls when collecting and reviewing social media evidence.

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Presentation includes screenshots of a predictive coding system designed by Dhivya Soundarajan, HCI Master's student, Indiana University School of Informatics and Computing, IUPUI.
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Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, Early case management, Litigation, Predictive coding, Discovery, Proportionality, Spoliation, Sanctions, Electronic discovery, Soundarajan, Dhivya
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Hook, S.A.: Overview of the Amended FRCP: A Look at What's Changing and How; Early Case Management. IN Discovery Under the New Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. Eau Claire, WI: NBI, 2016. Also presented at a seminar on October 18, 2016, in Indianapolis, Indiana.
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https://hdl.handle.net/1805/11170
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