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Judge Anthony Battaglia Judge Mitch Dembin Judge Michael Groch Judge Timothy Walsh Michael Berg, Esq. Tim Blood, Blood Hurst & O'Reardon LLP John Ellis, Federal Defenders Sabrina L. Feve, Assistant U.S. Attorney Kathryn (Kit) Goetz, Qualcomm Ruth C. Hauswirth, Cooley LLP Bill Kammer, Solomon Ward Hugh Kim, Wilson Turner Kosmo LLP Dan Kinney, ProSearch Strategies, Inc. William M. Low, Higgs Fletcher & Mack LLP Brendan McHugh, Deputy District Attorney Wendy Patrick, Deputy District Attorney Justine M. Phillips, Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLP Alessandra P. Serano, Assistant U.S. Attorney Bob Stall, Office of Assigned Counsel
A Pocket Guide for Judges
California Discovery Law (Richard Best)
Craig Ball’s website
Discovery Resources (DTI) Electronic Discovery Best Practices (Ralph Losey) Electronic Discovery in the Cloud Electronic Discovery Primer for Judges
Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM)
FindLaw's Guide to Electronic Discovery
Gibson Dunn E-Discovery Basics
Guy Kawasaki’s Alltop
How Much Information 2003 (U.C. Berkeley)
K&L Gates Electronic Discovery Law
Kroll Ontrack Resource Library
Ralph Losey’s Blog
Sedona Conference Glossary For E-Discovery
The Sedona Conference
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