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Interesting Documents: ?Order for Discovery of Computer Memory Devices? in ConnectU v. Facebook

By Lee Gesmer

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Here is an example of just how complex electronic discovery can become when the stakes are high, and the lawyers are prepared to negotiate an extremely detailed discovery protocol. This document is from the ConnectU v. Facebook litigation, in which ConnectU alleges that the founders of Facebook misappropriated ConnectU ideas and technology.  The Order is signed by Magistrate Collings, who is known to be one of the most experienced and sophisticated judges in the Federal District of Massachusetts when it comes to issues of electronic discovery.  I’m sure that even he was challenged by this document.

Full post as published by Mass Law Blog on May 20, 2008 (boomark / email).

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