About This Course
A recent Lexis Nexis search for "sanctions" in Maryland revealed that there are over 4000 open civil cases where attorneys and their clients are facing sanctions issues. This is largely due to the predominance of electronic data for discovery, which require parties to provide detailed information about a client’s computer system including format of production, claw back provisions and preservation strategies. Attorneys discomfort over these procedures has led to the aforementioned upswing in sanctions motions. This CLE course will prepare practitioners to navigate e-discovery practice including how to conduct such procedures, identification and production of electronic information and how to recognize strategic information. Even the most tech averse litigator will become well versed in the legal and technical information needed to successfully utilize electronic data.
