Impacts of New Tech and Ephemeral Data on E-Discovery

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Recorded30 Mar 2023

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Key Takeaways:Judge Peck says he expected the use of technology assisted review (TAR) to expand much more quickly that it has.He emphasizes the need for lawyers to understand new technology such as ephemeral messaging.Judge Peck suggests that companies involve their legal departments in technology implementation, and he recommends that they delete recordings of calls and regular meetings with no clear business reason after two weeks so that they are not subject to discovery requests.

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