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06/26/08 Ninth Circuit Ruling: Employee Text Messages Shielded from Employer Review

LawFlash/Client Alert | eData LawFlash
eData Practice

On June 18, the Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit held in Quon v. Arch Wireless Operating Co. , No. 07-55282 (9th Cir.), that employee text messages are subject to the Stored Communications Act of ... more

2007 I Know About The Federal eDiscovery Rules, Now What About The States? Electronic Discovery and Retention Guidance for Corporate Counsel 2007

Outside Publications | Chapter
Renée Lawson

September 2007 Making your job easier: An introduction to eData

Presentation | Speech
Stephanie Blair, Renée Lawson

12/12/06 eCommerce: Legal and Practical Issues

Presentation | Speech
Stephanie Blair

10/30/06 Ready or Not, Here They Come: The Amended Federal Rules and What They Mean for eDiscovery

Presentation | Webcast
Scott Milner, Robert Wiggins, Denise Backhouse, Stephanie Blair

07/25/06 New York's “Disposal of Personal Records Law” Becomes Effective on December 6, 2006: Protection of Personal Information Moves to the Front of Legislative Agendas

LawFlash/Client Alert | Resources in Real Time
Morgan Lewis Resources

The rapid development of e-commerce in the past 15 years has resulted in new opportunities for criminals. Fraudulent access to a person’s bank or credit card account can be obtained with little more than a name, address,... more

04/27/06 eDiscovery: Your Blueprint for Success, presented in cooperation with American Lawyer Media, San Francisco

Presentation | Speech
Stephanie Blair

04/27/06 eDiscovery: Your Blueprint to Success, presented in cooperation with American Lawyer Media (ALM), Philadelphia

Presentation | Speech
Stephanie Blair

04/27/06 Record Retention: Stay Ahead of the eDiscovery Storm

Presentation | Speech
Stephanie Blair

04/17/06 eDiscovery Amendments to FRCP Move Closer to Becoming a Reality

LawFlash/Client Alert | Resources in Real Time
Stephanie Blair

On April 12, 2006, the U.S. Supreme Court approved, without comment or dissent, amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) to address some of the legal and practical issues generated by the explosion of electr... more

12/29/05 Antitrust Litigation Services