<p>Last summer, in the case of HM Electronics Inc.v. R.F. Technologies Inc., a federal judge ordered severe sanctions because of e-discovery failures. How do new rules on proportionality and spoliation impact how e-discovery is handled? <a href="http://www.fenwick.com/professionals/Pages/bobbrownstone.aspx">Robert Brownstone</a> with Fenwick & West discusses.</p>

Last summer, in the case of HM Electronics Inc.v. R.F. Technologies Inc., a federal judge ordered severe sanctions because of e-discovery failures. How do new rules on proportionality and spoliation impact how e-discovery is handled? Robert Brownstone with Fenwick & West discusses.

<p>Last summer, in the case of HM Electronics Inc.v. R.F. Technologies Inc., a federal judge ordered severe sanctions because of e-discovery failures. How do new rules on proportionality and spoliation impact how e-discovery is handled? <a href="http://www.fenwick.com/professionals/Pages/bobbrownstone.aspx" rel="noopener noreferrer">Robert Brownstone</a> with Fenwick &amp; West discusses.</p>

New Rules on Proportionality & Spoliation in E-Discovery

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New Rules on Proportionality & Spoliation in E-Discovery