Electronic Discovery Law
From The Sedona Conference®: a Commentary on Ethics & Metadata
In March, The Sedona Conference® released a public comment version of its latest publication: Commentary on Ethics & Metadata. The commentary is the first “to move beyond [Working Group 1’s] previously exclusive focus on aspects of discovery or records management/preservation” and focuses on ethical obligations surrounding metadata in both the discovery and non-discovery context.
The commentary is available for download from The Sedona Conference®, here.
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