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A Student Electronic Discovery Primer: An Essential Companion for Civil Procedure Courses,Used
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A Student ElectronicDiscovery Primer is the quintessential supplement to the traditional civil procedure textbook. The Primer is specifically designed as a practical and accessible guide for the firstyear law student. Traditional civil procedure textbooks have given short shrift to what has emerged as a foundation of modern civil litigationelectronic discovery. This concise text introduces students to the new and often troubling themes of electronic discovery: preservation, search, metadata, and forms of production, touching upon the major issues that confront the use of digital data in litigation. It alsoincludes sample electronic discovery practice forms and outlines the key 2015 amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure relating to electronic discovery. This Primer is an excellent electronic discovery introduction for students and a handy guide for civil procedure professors.PowerPoint slides are available upon adoption of this book. To download a sample of the full 33slide presentation, click here. If you have adopted this book for a course, please contact bhall@cappress.com to request the PowerPoint slides.
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