Question 1

Under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure,discovery may not begin until:

Accepted Answer

A)  the attorneys have held a meet and confer conference. 
B)  the judge has issued a scheduling order. 
C)  the complaint has been served and the defense attorney has entered his appearance. 
D)  the attorneys have met with the judge. 
A)  the attorneys have held a meet and confer conference. 
B)  the judge has issued a scheduling order. 
C)  the complaint has been served and the defense attorney has entered his appearance. 
D)  the attorneys have met with the judge.

Question 2

The goal of the meet and confer conference is to discuss the nature of the claims and likelihood of settlement,to arrange for mandatory disclosure under Rule 26(a),and to develop a discovery plan if one is necessary.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure,information is discoverable if it is not ________ and if it is relevant or may lead to relevant evidence.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure,information...

Question 4

Discovery should be accomplished:

Accepted Answer

A)  with court oversight and intervention when necessary. 
B)  in a cooperative fashion without court intervention. 
C)  with court involvement at every step in the process. 
D)  in an adversarial manner using delay tactics to protect the client. 
A)  with court oversight and intervention when necessary. 
B)  in a cooperative fashion without court intervention. 
C)  with court involvement at every step in the process. 
D)  in an adversarial manner using delay tactics to protect the client.

Question 5

Discovery may not begin until the lawyers have conferred and developed a proposed _______ plan,as required in Fed.R.Civ.P 26.

Accepted Answer

A)  settlement 
B)  ESI 
C)  privilege 
D)  discovery 
A)  settlement 
B)  ESI 
C)  privilege 
D)  discovery

Under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure,discovery may not begin until:

The goal of the meet and confer conference is to discuss the nature of the claims and likelihood of settlement,to arrange for mandatory disclosure under Rule 26(a),and to develop a discovery plan if one is necessary.

Under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure,information is discoverable if it is not ________ and if it is relevant or may lead to relevant evidence.

Discovery should be accomplished:

Discovery may not begin until the lawyers have conferred and developed a proposed _______ plan,as required in Fed.R.Civ.P 26.

Technology in the Law Office

Ethics and Professional Responsibility in a Technology Age

Computers in the Law Office

The Internet, the Cloud, and Communications

Word Processing

Spreadsheets

Electronic Databases

Utilities, applications and Tools

Office Management Software

Case Organization and Management Software

Evolving Issues in E-Discovery

E-Discovery--The Process

Analysis and Review of E-Discovery

The Electronic Courtroom

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Exam 11: The Changing Face of Discovery and the Basics of E-Discovery

Under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure,discovery may not begin until:

The goal of the meet and confer conference is to discuss the nature of the claims and likelihood of settlement,to arrange for mandatory disclosure under Rule 26(a),and to develop a discovery plan if one is necessary.

Under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure,information is discoverable if it is not ________ and if it is relevant or may lead to relevant evidence.

Discovery should be accomplished:

Discovery may not begin until the lawyers have conferred and developed a proposed _______ plan,as required in Fed.R.Civ.P 26.

Technology in the Law Office

Ethics and Professional Responsibility in a Technology Age

Computers in the Law Office

The Internet, the Cloud, and Communications

Word Processing

Spreadsheets

Electronic Databases

Utilities, applications and Tools

Office Management Software

Case Organization and Management Software

Evolving Issues in E-Discovery

E-Discovery--The Process

Analysis and Review of E-Discovery

The Electronic Courtroom

Presentation and Trial Graphics

Electronic Trial Presentation

Filters