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Loading ...This is Part Two of a three part series reviewing, in alphabetical order, some thirty 2008 e-discovery cases. These are particularly interesting and noteworthy cases, but ones not previously featured in this blog. Part One covered ten cases A-J. Here in Part Two, seven more cases are written up, using some 4,150 words, but I only get through two more letters in the alphabet, H-I. That is because there are so many good “In Re” type cases, which are usually complex cases consolidated in a single
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