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How amending the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure can change e-discovery

December 24 2013 By David Horrigan

The 2006 e-discovery amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure not only changed the law, they made substantial changes to an entire industry, creating an e-discovery gold rush. Will new proposals to change the rules have a similar impact?

David Horrigan

Analyst & Counsel, Information Governance & Compliance

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Company Mentions (other) Duke University The University of Texas at Austin US Department of Justice

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Sectors All / Information management / Info retrieval / E-discovery All / Non-tech sectors / Government

How amending the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure can change e-discovery

David Horrigan

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