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Redaction
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eDiscovery Today Blog
Clawbacks, Redactions, and Formats…Oh My! at ILTA-ON Today: eDiscovery Best Practices
By Doug Austin
As I’ve been noting all week, I’ll be speaking today at 12:45pm CT in the Litigation Support track at the ILTA>ON virtual conference. The session is titled Clawbacks, Redactions, and…
White Collar Crime Prof Blog
Supreme Court Accepts Cert on Redaction Issue in Mueller Report
By Ellen Podgor
Will the Court allow the release of the redactions in the Mueller Report? The issue accepted by the Supreme Court is "[w]hether an impeachment trial before a legislative body is…
@theBar
Unringing the Bell: New Redaction Rules in Bankruptcy Cases
Post Authored by Alex J. Whitt In the course of any consumer bankruptcy proceeding, creditors will deal with a debtor’s sensitive information. Under Bankruptcy Rule 9037, Personally Identifiable Information (“PII”)…
In-House Ops
Redacting Confidential Information the Right Way
Dean Sappey, president and co-founder of DocsCorp shares the top 10 security features your redacted PDF should include. Redaction was not a common term about 15 years ago unless one…
LawSites
The #1 Reason People Get Redaction Wrong
By Dean Sappey, President, DocsCorp [Sponsored Post]
2019 may well end up being the year of redaction as it continues to make big headlines globally: The Justice Department Has Clarified Why It Redacted The Mueller Report, Paul…
Ride the Lightning
Jones Day Screws Up Redaction and Bob Ambrogi Has a Field Day
The title wrote itself because Bob's post about the Jones Day redaction screw-up was as hilarious as any of the original articles were sobering (there were many but you can…
LawSites
Jones Day Uses Lawyerspeak to Try to Explain Away Botched Redaction. I Translate for You
By Bob Ambrogi
Well, it's happened again. A major law firm has exposed secret information because it did not properly redact a court filing. It is the oldest screw-up in the technology book,…
@theBar
Are you properly redacting your documents?
Post authored by Tisha Delgado, brought to you by CourtFiling.net Filing documents with confidential information is common but often mishandled. Confidential information ranges from Social Security numbers, taxpayer identification numbers,…
Ride the Lightning
By Public Demand: More on the Botched Manafort Redaction
Last week's blog post, and the story behind it (the botched redaction of documents in Paul Manafort's case) generated a lot of comments and questions, so I decided it was…
The Law for Lawyers Today
Redacting documents can be tech challenge — and legal ethics risk, too
By Karen Rubin
Everyone knows that we have an ethical duty of competence, and in most jurisdictions this includes a duty to be aware of the "benefits and risks" of relevant technology. Examples of possible technology issues…