Bill Speros wrote the following:
Even after law school, years of study, and active involvement in hundreds e-discovery projects, I have to admit–even to you, an expert–that Rule 26 befuddles me. Seems as though it imposes costs on clients that are not bounded, risks on law firms that are not mitigated, and converts discourse from the merits to allegations of abuse of process.
But now, after viewing the video you forwarded, I understand Rule 26’s place…
Bill is, of course, referring to the fine explanation of Rule 26(b) I found on Ralph Loseys site and I urge everyone to view it and then look at the fine ED educational site maintained by Iron Mountain for more of the same information.
