The CPLR has never been amended to address Electronic Disclosure in New York. In this January 20, 2012 3.3-hour program, Patrick M. Connors, Esquire, brings together the numerous cases, guidelines, etc., involving this topic. Mr. Connors, a Professor of Law at Albany Law School, where he teaches New York Practice, provides a comprehensive and practical explanation of Electronic Disclosure.
 

Major topics include:

üIntroduction

üScope Of Disclosure (CPLR 3101)

üProtective Orders (CPLR 3103)

üDiscovery And Production Of Documents, Etc. (CPLR 3120)

üRule 3122: Objection To Disclosure, Etc.

üFailure To Disclose (CPLR 3124) And Penalties For Such Failure (CPLR 3126)

üUniform Rules For Supreme And County Courts; Rule 202.12, Preliminary Conference

üUniform Rules For Supreme And County Courts, Rule 202.70, Rules of The Commercial Division Of The Supreme Court

üSupreme Court, Nassau County, Commercial Division: Preliminary Conference, Stipulation And Order, Guidelines For Discovery Of Electronically Stored Information

üNYSBA Best Practices In E-Discovery In New York State And Federal Courts

ü2012 Report Of The Advisory Committee On Civil Practice To The Chief Administrative Judge

üSignificant Cases

• Tener v. Cremer

• Lipco Elec. Corp. v. ASG Consulting Corp.

• more

üDisclosure Of Information On Social Media Websites

• Romano v. Steelcase Inc.

• Patterson v. Turner Const. Co.

• more

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