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Exterro’s inFusion `15 user conference kicked off with a fascinating keynote on the differences between e-discovery laws in the U.S. and Europe. What made the discussion so interesting was that it featured two judges with a decidedly different experiences handling e-discovery in litigation. Andrew Peck, U.S. Magistrate Judge for the Southern District of New York was joined on stage by Steven Whitaker, former Senior Master of the Senior Courts of England and Wales in the Queen’s Bench Division. The two judges shared their perspectives on the key differences between discovery in the U.S. and disclosure as it’s known throughout Europe, and how litigants in the U.S. can deal with conflicting laws and customs.
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