FYI: California's Judicial Council just started circulating a draft as of
April 26, 2008, which may go into effect as early as Spring 2009. Go to
www.courtinfo.ca.gov/jc/documents/reports for the latest version and
legislative history.
Sincerely,
John J. Isaza
Howett Isaza Law Group, LLP
21163 Newport Coast Drive, Ste 214
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Subject: Iowa, Maryland and Nebraska Join States with Special E-Discovery
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Nebraska Join States with Special E-Discovery Court Rules via
Electronic Discovery Law by [log in to unmask] (K&L Gates) on
6/19/08
Nebraska
On June 4, 2008, the Nebraska Supreme Court adopted amendments to Neb.
Ct. R. of Discovery, 33, 34, and 34A that address the discovery of
electronically stored information. The amended rules are available
here, and went into effect June 18, 2008.
Iowa
On February 14, 2008, the Supreme Court of Iowa approved proposed
amendments to the Iowa Rules of Civil Procedure addressing e-discovery.
The amendments, which took effect May 1, 2008, are available here and
include changes to the following rules:
Rule 1.503 Scope of Discovery
Rule 1.504 Protective Orders
Rule 1.507 Discovery Conference
Rule 1.509 Interrogatories
Rule 1.512 Production of documents, electronically stored information
and things
Rule 1.517 Consequences of failure to make discovery
Rule 1.602 Pretrial conferences; scheduling; management
Rule 1.1701 (Subpoena) Specific provisions
Maryland
On December 4, 2007, the Maryland Court of Appeals approved proposed
amendments to Rules 2-402, 2-421, 2-422, 2-424, 2-433, 2-504, 2-504.1,
and 2-510 relating to the discovery of electronically stored
information. The order approving the amendments is available here.
Maryland's e-discovery amendments apply to all actions commenced on or
after January 1, 2008, and insofar as practicable, to all actions then
pending.
Other States
For a current list of all states that have enacted special e-discovery
rules, see our updated post here.
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