Aloha Everyone!

Has anyone heard any news regarding the proposed changes to the Federal
Rules of Civil Procedures?

From what little I have gathered, much of the changes involves
e-Discovery and what is defined as "Electronically Stored Information"
(ESI).  Undoubtably, any change to how the Courts view the handling and
production of Electronic Records will have a BIG impact on how we all
"do business."  

I'm wondering if ARMA is commenting on the proposed Federal changes?
Once the Federal Rules are changed, you can count on State Rules on
Civil Procedures to follow.

Anyway, I just wanted to toss this topic out there, as the changes in
the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure will have a tremendous impact on
how electronic records are kept and maintained...

Have a great weekend!  Mahalo!

Brian

Brian A. Moriki
Records Management Officer
First Hawaiian Bank
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808-265-7449 (cell)
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