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Updated post: “Seeking Ways to Set Limits on E-Discovery”

January 11, 2010
/ Electronic Discovery

E-discovery paper flowing into computer

Last week we posted an article by Robert Owen, a partner with Fulbright & Jaworski. He is head of the New York location’s litigation group, as well as co-head of the firm’s E-Discovery and Information Management practice group. Owen is part of the core team that conceived of and has administered Fulbright’s Annual Litigation Trends Survey since its inception in 2004.

The article, titled “Seeking Ways to Set Limits on E-Discovery”, examines the current initiatives underway that re-examine full disclosure and the U.S. procedural rules focusing on the growing costs and complexity of federal civil pretrial discovery procedures. Is there a need for modifications or alternatives to our present system?

For the full post from the New York Law Journal as posted by LTN Law Technology News click here.

In follow-up to that article, Ari Kaplan interviewed Mr. Owen and you can hear that interview by clicking here.

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