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e-Discovery
The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel (MCC)
SPECIAL SECTION ADR
August 2011
by Kathy Bryan
The Editor interviews Kathy Bryan, President and CEO, ...
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Posted in: Advocacy in ADR, Arbitration, Banking & Financial Services, Construction, Corporate Protocol, Discovery, Diversity, e-Discovery, Employment, Franchise, International, Mass Claims, Mediation, Patent/Trademark, Product Liability, CPR in the News, Commercial ADR Tools, Early Case Assessment, ADR Policy, ADR Procedures, ADR Protocols
This week’s new International Dispute Negotiation podcast debunks the push for products and services to address electronically stored information in cases involving international arbitration. The podcast makes the case that “Just Say No” is the real answer to questions about E-discovery in cross-border ADR.
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In this week’s Part II, IDN podcast host Mike McIlwrath, who is senior counsel at GE Infrastructure – Oil & Gas, concludes his interview with his GE colleague Jay Brudz, senior counsel overseeing legal technology at the parent company. They discuss the future of legal technology in corporate law departments, and provide an inside look at how one of the world’s largest companies deals with legal costs and management issues.
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The Editor of Metropolitan Corporate Counsel interviews Kathy Bryan , President and CEO of the CPR Institute, regarding soaring litigation costs, early case assessment, e-discovery, the Fairness in Arbitration Act, and how CPR is responding to the growing need for hybrid commercial ADR solutions and systems.
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Posted in: Arbitration, Clauses, Corporate Counsel, Corporate Law Dept, e-Discovery, International, Law Firms, Legislation, Mediation, Systems Design, CPR in the News
It's no secret that the recent expansion of document discovery in federal civil litigation has driven many corporations and their lawyers to eschew court battles for alternative dispute resolution. Today, however, the experience of massive, uncontrolled document discovery, particularly with regard to electronic documents, has eviscerated most of the benefits of arbitration.
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What has begun to send shock waves through legal communities is how electronic information will be treated in domestic and international arbitration. Fortunately, some emerging solutions for e-discovery can help preserve arbitration’s benefits.
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The 2007 Fall Meeting of the International Institute for Conflict Prevention and Resolution (CPR) Oct. 25-26, 2007, at Copley Plaza Hotel in Boston touched on nearly every hot conflict resolution issue affecting corporate legal practice today.
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