Vol. 71, Issue Forum, 2020January 01, 2020 EDT
A View From the Bench and The Trench(es) in Response to Judge Matthewman’s New Paradigm for eDiscovery: It’s More Complicated
A View From the Bench and The Trench(es) in Response to Judge Matthewman’s New Paradigm for eDiscovery: It’s More Complicated
Andrew Jay Peck,
Articles in Vol. 71, Issue Forum, 2020
Vol. 71, Issue Forum, 2020
- Will Capitalism Kill Compassion? -- An Analysis of the Future of Corporate Liability Under the Alien Tort StatuteDina H. Arouri
- Beyond the Binary: Protecting Sexual Minorities from Workplace DiscriminationJessica Williams
- Objective Animus?Steven D. Smith
- Privacy and Agency are Critical to a Flourishing Biomedical Research Enterprise: Misconceptions About the Role of CLIAJason BobeMichelle N. MeyerGeorge Church
- Objectively CorrectWilliam D Araiza
- Do the Games Never End?Shubha Ghosh
- Diagnosing the Ills of American Monument-Protection Laws: A Response to Phelps and Owley's Etched in StoneZachary Bray
- Swallowing the Rule: the Lucas Background Principles Exception to Takings LiabilityRobert L. Glicksman
- A View From the Bench and The Trench(es) in Response to Judge Matthewman's New Paradigm for eDiscovery: It's More ComplicatedAndrew Jay Peck
- Magistrate Judge Matthewman's New E-Discovery Paradigm and Solving the E-Discovery ParadoxWilliam H. Hamilton
- Nothing Compares 2 U:' A Response to Beyond Compare: A Codefendant's Prison Sentence as a Mitigating Factor in Death Penalty CasesJohn H. BlumeMegan E. Barnes
- Stone Monuments and Flexible Laws: Removing Confederate Monuments Through Historic Preservation LawsPeter Byrne
- Border Searches in a Digital Age: Finding Alignment Amidst a Diluted RightAnne L. Kelley
- To Protect Victims, Cross-Examine VictimsKimbrell Hines
Andrew Jay Peck, A View From the Bench and The Trench(Es) in Response to Judge Matthewman’s New Paradigm for eDiscovery: It’s More Complicated, 71 Fla. L. Rev. F. 143 (2020).