What is the purpose of de-duplication? Why is this an important process in e-discovery?
What will be an ideal response?
De-duplication or de-duping is the process of electronically eliminating the duplicates of the same document. For example, you need only one copy, not thousands, of the same e-mail that was sent to the entire corporate mail list. The same is true for the copies of letters sent to many recipients, unless you are trying to show knowledge, republication, or similar issues. De-duping is important in order to reduce the costs of document review, since fewer documents will need to be scrutinized by attorneys.
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The interview is a good time to influence witnesses to be favorable to your side of the case.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
The paralegal greets a client in the office reception area, and the client states, in the presence of others, that he needs to speak to the attorney about an automobile accident that just happened. The paralegal asks if he is hurt, and the client replies, “No, but I think I hit someone. I was so upset! I didn’t stop but came directly here.” Does the attorney-client privilege extend to the paralegal if she is subpoenaed as a witness for the victim in a subsequent law suit? Why or why not?
What will be an ideal response?
Dischargeable tax debts are considered ________ debts in Chapter 11 and Chapter 13 cases
A) Discretionary B) Secured C) Unsecured D) Non-priority
A(n) ____ can be read on a computer regardless of the type of operating system.
a. electronic case b. scanned file c. note d. word document e. PDF