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April 2012

In This Issue:
From the Trenches: Outlook Is Not A Review Tool: Part I by Maureen Holland
Why It’s Important to Include Computer Forensics Experts by Peter Coons
Counsel’s Perspective: eDiscovery 101: Part II – Basics and Beyond by Cynthia Courtney, Esq.

March 2012

In This Issue:
Social Media eDiscovery Case Study & Applicable Best Practices with D4 and X1 Discovery
Three Reasons Why New York Practitioners Should Embrace eDiscovery by Cindy Courtney, Esq.
Conceptual (Analytics) Engines: Okay, I Have One. Now What Do I Do With It? by Ryan Peterson

February 2012

In this issue:
Social Media eDiscovery and Review Tools by Peter Coons
What in “TARnation” is going on at LegalTech New York?! by Tom Groom
Judge Timothy Hillman and the Boston ALSP discuss Rule 26(f) ‘Meet and Confer’ Strategies by Chuck Kellner

December 2011

In this issue:
Top 4 from D4 – 2012 eDiscovery Predictions by The D4 Expert Team
10 Critical Things to Consider Before You Bring eDiscovery In-House Whitepaper by Peter Coons
Facebook postings continue to spark debates Blog post by Peter Coons

November 2011

In this issue:
SaaS, FTP and Other eDiscovery Trends blog post by Peter Coons
DeNISTing the NIST List blog post by Peter Coons
Metadata and eDiscovery: What’s In a Date? by Peter Coons

October 2011

In this Issue:
Facebook Posting Sparks Lawsuit blog post by Peter Coons
Uncovering ESI – 20 Search Terms Tips & Tricks blog post by Peter Coons
Model Order Suggested for Patent Litigation blog post by Peter Coons

September 2011

In this issue:
Check out D4′s New Video
Part II of III: Preserving ESI on Social Networking Sites (SNS) by Peter Coons
Part III of III: Reviewing ESI from SNS by Peter Coons

August 2011

In this issue:
Hackers State, On Nov. 5 Facebook Will Be Destroyed Blog Post by Peter Coons
Part I of III: Court Opinion on SNS Discoverability by Peter Coons
ANNOUNCEMENTS

July 2011

In this issue:
A Plan for eDiscovery Sanity After McDermott and Duke
How Long Can You Wait to Preserve for eDiscovery? Not Very! by Chuck Kellner
D4 Interactive Presentation

June 2011

In this issue:
Part I: ESI Terms Every eDiscovery Attorney Should Know
Part II: ESI Terms Every eDiscovery Attorney Should Know
Part III: ESI Terms Every eDiscovery Attorney Should Know

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