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Recent Opinion Raises Concerns Over Metadata

November 18, 2008
/ Software and Technology

From: New Jersey Law Journal, November 17, 2008

By producing an electronic document in discovery, you may breach the attorney-client privilege, according to an ethics opinion regarding metadata issued by the District of Columbia Bar. That opinion is one of a handful of ethics opinions regarding metadata that have been decided nationwide…

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