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0 1 Lawyer s Guide to Forms of Production Craig Ball 2014 We are awash in digital information, and the forms in which it s produced in discovery dictate whether it is complete and functional or just a pale imitation of the original. Forms of production matter more than most lawyers appreciate, perhaps because it s difficult for lawyers to assess the full content and capability of ESI without knowing what they re missing. This article explains the significance of forms of production and lays out options to guide the reader in making sensible selections. It seeks to help lawyers eschew the wasteful and outmoded practice of downgrading digital information to paper-like forms and, instead, embrace forms that function that is, forms of production that preserve the integrity, efficiency and functionality of digital evidence. Contents Lawyer s Guide to Forms of Production.
5 Notwithstanding the attendant waste and inefficiency, the reality is that quite a few lawyers are content with paper-like productions and seek TIFF and PDF images in lieu of native …
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