Electronic Discovery Law

Posted at 3:28 PM on May 13, 2012 by K&L Gates

E-Discovery Standards in Federal and State Courts after the 2006 Federal Amendments

Since the amendment of the Federal Rules in 2006, many states have adopted their own rules to address the discovery of electronically stored information. Thomas Allman, a recognized authority on electronic discovery, has given permission to post his article identifying and analyzing the myriad of state e-discovery rules around the country. Our thanks to Mr. Allman for his analysis, and his gracious permission to post the article here.

To access the article, click here.

Thomas Y. Allman. The author, a retired General Counsel, is Chair Emeritus of Working Group 1 of the Sedona Conference,® a co-editor of the PLI Electronic Discovery Deskbook (2011) and serves as an Adjunct Professor at the University of Cincinnati College Of Law.

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