Diligence can help avoid digital discovery disasters

By: Mark St. Peter September 15, 2009

Scared? You should be - and I would be too. Even though definitions for discoverable digital data are just now emerging and courts are only starting to probe the depths of electronic discovery misconduct, sanctions are being granted 65 percent of the time. For example, the 15th Circuit Court in Palm Beach County, Fla., issued an adverse ...

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Diligence can help avoid digital discovery disasters

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