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Links to articles and conferences regarding ESI, the Pilot Program, and its Principles.

We Need Mediation In E-Discovery

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The Seventh Circuit Electronic Discovery Pilot Program

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7th Circuit Launches E-Discovery Pilot Program

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eDiscovery Alert

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discoverycloud By NextPoint Blog

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e-discovery 2.0

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7th Circuit Pilot Program on E-Discovery

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7th Circuit Electronic Discovery Pilot Program Overview

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7th Circuit eDiscovery Pilot Program Launches National Outreach Committee

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Seventh Circuit Electronic Discovery Pilot Program Issues Final Report on Phase Two

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