Redgrave LLP- Electronic Discovery Services & Records Management

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02/15/2012	On Cloud Nine - Enjoy the Cloud and Mitigate its Risks... Download The Buzz (.pdf) \| Tweet The Buzz

02/09/2012	Judge Affirms Pippins v. KPMG Preservation Scope, Encourages Transparency... Download The Buzz (.pdf) \| Tweet The Buzz

02/07/2012	A Look Back & Summary of Significant Preservation Case Law... Download The Buzz (.pdf) \| Tweet The Buzz

01/31/2012	Supreme Court Divided on Fundamental Privacy Rights in the Information Age Justice Scalia (joined by Roberts, Thomas, Sotomayor, and Kennedy) concludes common law provides sufficient basis for Court to rule that the attachment of GPS tracking unit constituted physical trespass to private property... Download The Buzz (.pdf) \| Tweet The Buzz

01/18/2012	A Facebook public profile is much like a city park - there is no right of privacy there. Lessons for litigants: Our parents were right - do not put anything on Facebook that you would not want to see on the front page of the New York Times... Download The Buzz (.pdf) \| Tweet The Buzz

01/17/2012	Federal Government Unveils New Security Standards for Cloud-Based Service Providers "FedRAMP” is an initiative aimed at establishing security requirements and authorization procedures for cloud service providers... Download The Buzz (.pdf) \| Tweet The Buzz

01/12/2012	Are the Standards Changing For Determining Where to Search for Information? A recent case from the Eastern District of North Carolina raises the question: Do you need to worry about employees’ home computers or personal computing devices, such as iPads, tablets and smartphones? Download The Buzz (.pdf) \| Tweet The Buzz

01/10/2012	Who Owns That Twitter Account? Internet company sues former employee for allegedly hijacking Twitter account... Download The Buzz (.pdf) \| Tweet The Buzz

12/21/2011	Federal Government’s Call to Action on Records and Information Management Should Spur Similar Efforts in Private Sector President Obama’s November 28, 2011 memorandum to Agency and Department Heads in the Executive Branch is a clarion call regarding the long term importance of improving records and information management practices in the digital age... Download The Buzz (.pdf) \| Tweet The Buzz

12/20/2011	Default Standard for Discovery, Including Discovery of Electronically Stored Information December marks the arrival of the latest set of local rules addressing electronic discovery issues. This one is from the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware and is entitled “Default Standard for Discovery, including Discovery of Electronically Stored Information. Download The Buzz (.pdf)

12/15/2011	House of Representatives Judiciary Committee’s Subcommittee on Constitution Holds Hearing Regarding Costs and Burdens of Civil Discovery On December 13, 2011 the House of Representatives Judiciary Committee’s Subcommittee on the Constitution held a hearing regarding the costs and burdens of civil discovery. Download The Buzz (.pdf)

12/12/2011	NJ State Court Re-Affirms Value of Coordinated Pre-Trial eDiscovery Frameworks in MDL A recent New Jersey Superior Court decision demonstrates the willingness of some judges to control and manage eDiscovery costs incurred by defendants in complex litigation. Download The Buzz (.pdf)

11/03/2011	The 4 P's of eDiscovery Jonathan Redgrave leads an interactive education session for the bench and bar focused on four of the most challenging areas of civil discovery today: Proportionality, Preservation, Privilege and Privacy. Download The Buzz (.pdf)

Many law firms claim to have some level of Information Law capability, but few have a sophisticated understanding of the need for practical and sound advice in this area, or the ability to leverage an appropriate combination of law and technology to meet client needs. Similarly, many consulting firms offer services addressing Information Law issues; however, few have experienced litigators to field these often difficult questions, and none can offer legal advice that is also protected by the attorney-client privilege.

Redgrave LLP’s team of lawyers and other professionals have substantial law firm, in-house and vendor experience. This unique breadth of experience sets us apart and allows us to deliver the full range of strategic advice, counsel, and representation needed by those companies and individuals who face Information Law issues. We work collaboratively and proactively with our clients to understand their business objectives and enterprise information systems, as well as their individual legal circumstances. Leveraging this deep knowledge, we work with clients to reduce the risks and costs associated with all aspects of information governance and management.

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The Redgrave Buzz consolidates relevant industry headlines and Redgrave Resources and makes them available to clients and other eDiscovery and Information Governance professionals in one place.