Electronic Discovery Law
Written Comments to the Federal Civil Rules Available Online
Written comments to the proposed Federal Civil Rules amendments relating to electronic discovery have been posted on the U.S. Courts website.
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Is a living person's will and/or codicil discoverable? If so, by whom?