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: Electronic Discovery & EvidenceN.J. High Court Jumps EDD Rules Train
By Michael Arkfeld
N.J. High Court Jumps EDD Rules Train. "For years, judges and counsel have had to stretch the meaning of court rules to encompass electronic discovery and the special problems it poses. Now, the New Jersey Supreme Court has adopted measures specifically tailored to the practice. The digital discovery rules are part of the latest batch of rule amendments, published in last week's Law Journal, which take effect on Sept. 1. . . "
Full post as published by Electronic Discovery & Evidence on August 16, 2006 (boomark / email).
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