Thanks to Md. State Bar Association
8 Lessons Learned – Part I – The “Humpty Dumpty” Clause of ESI Protocol
May 6, 20248 Lessons Learned – Part II – “Hit” Report Provision of ESI Protocol
May 7, 2024Thanks to the Maryland State Bar Association for republishing two recent blogs. Each was previously published at Blog – E-Discovery LLC (ediscoveryllc.com).
Privilege Logs: New Techniques to Achieve Proportionality – The “Certification Log” | Maryland State Bar Association (msba.org) addresses standard and novel approaches to privilege logging.
In Authentication of Entire Video When Witness Observed Only Part of Events Portrayed in Video | Maryland State Bar Association (msba.org), MSBA reprinted my blog on the important case of Mooney v. State, 2023 WL 6783388 (Apls. Ct. Md. Oct. 13, 2023). Certiorari was granted on February 16, 2024, on the following issue: “Did [the intermediate appellate court] lower the requirements for authentication of video evidence through the ‘pictorial testimony theory’ where a witness is permitted to authenticate video evidence even when the witness did not see the entirety of the events depicted in it?”
Previously, MSBA published:
- Maryland Supreme Court Rejects Proposed Sanctions Rule Paralleling Fed. R. Civ. P. 37(e) | Maryland State Bar Association (msba.org)
- ABA Formal Opinion on Misconduct in Virtual Depositions | Maryland State Bar Association (msba.org)
- District of Maryland Sets Guidelines for Cell Phone Preservation in Place | Maryland State Bar Association (msba.org)
- S. Supreme Court Dismisses Case on Attorney-Client Privilege | Maryland State Bar Association (msba.org)
- It is Time to Replace Maryland’s “Safe Harbor” Rule –Whitepapers
The Bar Association also published M. Berman, et al., eds., “Electronically Stored Information in Maryland Courts” (2020), available at Electronically Stored Information in MD Courts – Hardcopy | Maryland State Bar Association (msba.org).
