A task force of lawyers has recommended legislation regulating discovery of electronically stored information, an increasingly complex part of civil litigation that most other states have addressed in their laws. Rocco Testani (above) said the task force of lawyers wanted a "mechanism for cooperation."
March 21, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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A PDF of the E-discovery Task Force’s proposed legislation is here.
A task force of lawyers has recommended legislation regulating discovery of electronically stored information, an increasingly complex part of civil litigation that most other states have addressed in their laws.
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