The Sedona Conference Provides Guidance for Protection of Privileged ESI: eDiscovery Best Practices

2 years, it becomes more challenging to identify the ESI that is subject to a claim of attorney-client privilege or work product protection and log and exclude that ESI from production. Federal Rule of Evidence 502 was intended to address waiver of such privilege claims and reduce the discovery costs, but many attorneys and judges don't realize the protections the rule offers. Read the whole entry...

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