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Electronic Data, eDiscovery, and Electronic Evidence.  Litigation forms and checklists
give you the help you need.

In almost every case today, electronic evidence is available and valuable to at least one side of the case.  Every litigation lawyer needs the tools for e-discovery, handling electronically stored information,  and e-evidence at trial.   You need at least one of these forms, outlines, reports, or checklists, if you want to work smarter, faster, and win!

# ELEC3320. Litigation Hold Letter to Client.  Tell your litigation clients their obligations to preserve evidence, including electronic evidence.  Designed to give a psychologically effective path to communicate the serious nature of the client's obligation to preserve evidence, this three page single spaced letter guides clients so they do not make critical - but common - mistakes.  This form outline checklist style letter will save you hours of time, and give you the confidence that you have done your job as the courts require in this electronic age

# ELEC3321. Litigation Hold Letter to Adverse Attorney.   The evidence preservation letter is  an important letter in today's e-data and metadata litigation, where an e-mail may be critical.  The litigation hold demands made in this form letter not only save you time.   As you modify this form for your case, the three pages of evidence preservation demands to the adverse attorney also will lead you to think clearly on what may be available to you if you use e-discovery to find electronically stored information, including the meta data.

# ELEC22. Meet and Confer Report. The federal and most state court rules require you to meet the adverse counsel and report to the court what you have done in forming a joint plan for e-discovery. The checklist style report allows you to sit down with adverse counsel and quickly have  your form report check marked and ready to use for your report to the court.

# ELEC3323. Clawback Agreement.  Don't waive your client's privilege or your work-product protection by inadvertently producing a protected document in a mass of electronically produced information.  Today's rules provide for clawback agreements, but it is up to you to draft the agreement, and to and secure adverse counsel's signature. Do not waste time drafting when a form propels you to a finished document in a few minutes.

# ELEC3324. Checklist for Deposition of Corporate IT Person.   This form was designed for an attorney taking the deposition of a corporate employee or officer in regard to the electronic records of the corporation.  Nonetheless, this deposition checklist outline is equally valuable if you are the responding attorney. As responding counsel use this checklist for preparation of your client witness who is being deposed, to assure that you and your witness have thought about the items likely to be asked. This is a "must-have" if you want to include electronic documents and data in your discovery. And who doesn't today? This deposition form outline is good not only for depositions, but also for ideas for your demand for production of documents or your interrogatories.

# ELEC3325. Protocol for On-Site Computer Inspection.  This is a checklist to use for discussions with adverse counsel about the mechanics of who will do what, when, and with what safeguards for preservation of the examined computers, during an adverse inspection of computers.  Although written from the viewpoint of the attorney asking for the physical inspection or download of electronic records, the checklist is equally valuable to responding counsel for ideas on how to protect your client's computers during electronic inspections..

Forms are a mentor in a box -- guiding you and preventing mistakes.

The fact is, good litigation attorneys love our deposition and other sorts of litigation outline checklists for one simple reason:

Checklists and form get you organized
 when you do not have much available time.

The fact is, although you do not like to think about it, you, like all litigation attorneys need discovery, deposition and trial checklists and forms for one simple reason:

Checklists and forms prevent attorney blunders of forgetting.

Depositon and discovery checklists prevent e-evidence blunders!If you are human, you will forget something, sometime.  You do not want to forget an area of deposition or trial examination.  You do not want to be kicking yourself after the deadline, deposition ,or trial because you forgot something that would have been in a standardized checklist that experienced litigators develop after years of personal injury litigation.

Most attorneys have no real system for litigation.  They start from scratch each time, outlining what they need to do and the questions they should ask. They waste time, and more importantly, they miss issues and questions.

But that doesn't have to be you.

Now, I'm giving you a chance to get the time-saving and "save-me-worry" forms --- Electronic Data and Evidence deposition and litigation handling forms that seasoned litigation lawyers and their legal assistants develop after a several years. In fact, my copyrighted forms are so powerful, even experienced attorneys will wonder how you happened to be so organized --- and confident.

Three big points.

bullet Electronic Data and Evidence deposition and litigation handling forms  will make you better organized than you have been, in less time than you have been using.
bullet Electronic Data and Evidence deposition and litigation handling forms will give you the confidence of knowing that an expert trial attorney has coached you on items to include.
bullet Electronic Data and Evidence deposition and litigation handling forms are a very low investment with a high value return.


Our electronic evidence and electronic discovery (e-discovery) forms are deposition, discovery, and procedural legal power for you. They are tools with versatile use in today's litigation.  You will use them to:

  • Depose the adverse party (his his/her person in charge of computers and electronic programs and storage).
  • Prepare your demands to the adversary.
  • Direct your own client on what steps must be taken in a "litigation hold".
  • Map your own electronic battle tactics.

This is your invitation to become a part of the group of successful litigators who take advantage of these power litigation tools.

All The Best,

Leonard Bucklin
Attorney at Law

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