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A Nassau County, N.Y., judge has tackled a growing but largely uncharted area of the law in the state -- who bears the cost of electronic discovery. The case reflected the fact that some material on computers is buried but can still be retrieved. Ruling in what appeared to be an absence of precedent, Justice Leonard Austin applied the rule that governs paper document production: The extraction of information from an old computer will be borne by the side requesting it.
August 24, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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