Electronic Discovery Law
J.P. Morgan paying $2.1 million in settlement over e-mail retention
J.P. Morgan will pay a total of $2.1 million to settle three separate claims that it failed to preserve e-mail during a 2002-03 investigation of alleged conflicts of interest among several Wall Street investment firms. Read the full story in the LA Times online.
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