Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 26(f) requires parties to litigation to meet early in a case—the rule’s language specifies “as soon as practicable,” absent a court order, and at least 21 days before the court holds a scheduling conference or before the Rule 16(b) scheduling order is due. The rule … Read more about 10 Steps to Prepare You for a Rule 26(f) eDiscovery Conference
Using eDiscovery Technology to Make the Most of Early Case Assessment
Are you getting enough out of your early case assessment (ECA)? ECA is intended to be a flexible, customized process whereby your organization can rapidly gather and analyze data about a pending or potential matter so you can make an informed decision about what to do. ECA can be slapdash and … Read more about Using eDiscovery Technology to Make the Most of Early Case Assessment