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

John Flynn Rooney, Courts to see better grip on e-discovery

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docNative Paradigm Blog, Oct. 26, 2009

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e-discovery 2.0, Oct 15, 2009

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EDD Update, Oct 13, 2009

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Law Technology News Notes, Oct 13, 2009

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7th Circuit program, Wisconsin Business and Commercial Litigation

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7th Circuit e-discovery pilot program for the defense

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E-discovery Law Alert: Developments in e-discovery law

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7th Circuit, edd blog online, Oct 2, 2009

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The Florida Legal Blog, October 1, 2009

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