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The Zubulake federal court verdict provided a painful lesson on what can happen when a company fails to turn over electronic data in discovery. How long must companies hold onto data stored on their computer systems, and what are they obligated to retrieve in discovery? Many lawyers, judges and corporations say the lack of national standards has created a maze of confusion. But the federal court system is trying to make the rules of the game clearer.
May 24, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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