My firm, my partner Ray Dowd and I are very proud of the recent victory in a case right out of Indiana Jones: the Secret of the Stolen Amulet. The DBM team investigated and compelled the return of a priceless centuries-old amulet to the Museum from which it was stolen by Russian soldiers during World War II.
The New York Law Journal report is here.
http://www.newyorklawjournal.com/PubArticleNY.jsp?id=1202556567318&Judges_Order_Return_of_Ancient_Gold_Tablet_to_Berlin_Museum
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Thursday, May 31, 2012
Friday, April 8, 2011
E-Discovery Lessons Direct From The Federal Bar Association
For those of you wrestling with E-discovery and Rule 26 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) discovery obligations, the FBA Website recently featured two thoughtful pieces on E-discovery in The Federal Lawyer magazine:
Local Practices for Electronic Discovery
by Anne Shea Gaza and Jason J. Rawnsley
and
Creating the Criteria and the Process for Selection of E-Discovery Special Masters in Federal Court
by the Hon. Nora Barry Fischer and Richard N. Letttieri
also, access FBA website here.
SDNY Local Counsel supports the FBA and SDNY Local Counsel author, Luke McGrath, is Membership Chair for the FBA SDNY Chapter, so ...
why not join?
Tell them Luke sent you.
Local Practices for Electronic Discovery
by Anne Shea Gaza and Jason J. Rawnsley
and
Creating the Criteria and the Process for Selection of E-Discovery Special Masters in Federal Court
by the Hon. Nora Barry Fischer and Richard N. Letttieri
also, access FBA website here.
SDNY Local Counsel supports the FBA and SDNY Local Counsel author, Luke McGrath, is Membership Chair for the FBA SDNY Chapter, so ...
why not join?
Tell them Luke sent you.
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