This course provides an overview of the amendments to the
Federal Rules of Civil Procedure made in 2006 and 2015 and how they changed the processes and practices related to discovery of electronic data. The faculty discusses the origin
of the rules, their practical applications, and their effects moving
forward. NOTE: This course was recorded before the amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure were adopted on December 1, 2015, but the faculty still discusses the recent changes.
I appreciate the fact that the amendments to FRCP were discussed in detail. Discovery, with regard to electronic information, is definitely hot topic and one that needs constant updating.
I like the step forward going from the basics of e-discovery, what it is, what it entails to the FRCP. I think this is a second that needs to be viewed multiple times to really grasp the concept.
The faculty in this course were excellent. I have been involved with discovery for years and I learned several new bits of information that will be helpful going forward.
Great lecture on the Federal Rules pertinent to eDiscovery and the Amendments in 2015. Back-up tapes are no specifically named in FRCP as being "not reasonably accessible". In some instances, it may be required to preserve and collect from that source, if there is relevant information located there
Really thought the coverage on 37 e and sanctions was well done and reflected what we should be seeing in this area. One item I would like to see corrected in the coursse is reflect that it is now past 2015 and the amended rules are now in place.
Interesting to see the new rules going into play across the country. Was a hot topic at the Sedona Conference WG-1 meeting last week.
Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this online video course are those of the individual faculty members
and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of any organization, corporate entity, law firm,
government agency or the Electronic Discovery Institute.
I appreciate the fact that the amendments to FRCP were discussed in detail. Discovery, with regard to electronic information, is definitely hot topic and one that needs constant updating.
Well presented and thorough.
Very good review on the rules!
Really helped to provide greater insight and understanding of the FRCP Rules outlined in my ACED's training.
I like the step forward going from the basics of e-discovery, what it is, what it entails to the FRCP. I think this is a second that needs to be viewed multiple times to really grasp the concept.
The faculty in this course were excellent. I have been involved with discovery for years and I learned several new bits of information that will be helpful going forward.
Very interesting and all good to know moving forward
Great lecture on the Federal Rules pertinent to eDiscovery and the Amendments in 2015. Back-up tapes are no specifically named in FRCP as being "not reasonably accessible". In some instances, it may be required to preserve and collect from that source, if there is relevant information located there
Very good.
Excellent introduction to the federal rules in this area.
This module is very high quality. The presenters are clear and thorough and the material is presented in an engaging and thought-provoking manner.
Very informative.
Really appreciate the thorough treatment of the 2015 FRCP amendments.
Really thought the coverage on 37 e and sanctions was well done and reflected what we should be seeing in this area. One item I would like to see corrected in the coursse is reflect that it is now past 2015 and the amended rules are now in place.
A highly relevant lecture regarding the most important rules and sections under the FRCP
An excellent discussion of the intermingling of theory and practice under the 2015 FRCP amendments.
A very informative summary of the relevant FRCP delivered in a clear and concise manner. Thank you!
Interesting to see the new rules going into play across the country. Was a hot topic at the Sedona Conference WG-1 meeting last week.