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Alextronic Discovery
An Electronic Discovery Blog covering News, Articles
and Thoughts for the Legal and Corporate Community Author: Alexander H. Lubarsky, LL.M., Esq. - alubarsky@enterusa.com - Tel. (415) 533-4166 OR 800-375-4222 THIS BLAWG IS NOT AFFILIATED WITH THE WEB SITES WWW.DISCOVERYRESOURCES.ORG OR WWW.DISCOVERYRESOURCES.COM


Wednesday, December 03, 2003

Top 10 EDD Procedural Faux Pas...  

Top 10 EDD Procedural Faux Pas...

For those of you on the call today, here is the list as promised.

Please don't forget to go to sign up for the repeat web case on Tuesday the 16th of December at 10:00 PST until 11:00 PST. You can sign up at the Fios web site.

Here are the Top Ten Procedural Faux Pas:

1. Error One - Lack of a Reasonable and Effective Retention Policy Given the Industry

2. Error Two - Lack of Litigation Support Review Platform

3. Error Three - Lack of an Anti-Spoliation Policy/System

4. Error Four - Not understanding the Costs Associated with E-Discovery

5. Error Five - The “Gentleman's Agreement”

6. Error Six - Failure to Communicate with Outside Counsel

7. Error Seven - Miscalculations

8. Error Eight - Insufficient Discovery Pleadings

9. Error Nine - Revealing Your Hand

10. Error Ten - The Knee Jerk Printer

Of course, on the 16th, I will delve into each of these topics in detail. In the meantime, if you have any questions, shoot 'em off or post your comments here.

- Alex

posted by Alexander | 11:12 AM


Monday, December 01, 2003

What is your EDD Faux Pax?  

What is your EDD Faux Pax?

As I brace myself for my third and final web cast this Wednesday covering the top ten most common EDD faux pax (translated: what things do clients and their attorneys do or fail to do which end up making an e-discovery mission more daunting down the line?) I was hoping to elicit some of your comments as to what things you as attorneys, lit. support managers, paralegals, IT dudes and dude-ettes and hopeless bloggers have done or not done that later on caused an electronic discovery project to, well, suck?

Did you fail to instruct your client to save potentially relevant data? Did you try to copy the data yourself for remote review and production? Did you forget to check out the reputation of the ED vendors from whom you sought bids? Did you forget that if you ask for an .edii file you need Summation version 2.5 of iBlaze? Did you ask for a .dcb file when you are a Litigator's Notebook user? Did you forget that Prevail now hosts images for the paper-only pieces of your production?

So, go ahead and air your dirty laundry here on Alextronic Discovery. On this forum, we take great pleasure in the sadistic realization of other's weaknesses.

E-mail me at alubarsky@enterusa.com or, if you dare, post a public comment and confess your ED sins...

posted by Alexander | 8:56 PM

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