Can New Technology Solve the Problem?
A Look at the Future of Electronic Discovery
By Deborah H. Juhnke

“Clearing the Fog of War”--
Recommended E-Discovery Meet and Confer Guidelines
By Deborah H. Juhnke and Joan E. Feldman

Collecting and Preserving Electronic Media
By Joan E. Feldman

Cyber Terrorism or Cyber Crime?
By Deborah H. Juhnke

Discovery of Databases in Litigation
By Deborah H. Juhnke

Effective Data Searches
By Joan E. Feldman

Electronic Discovery in 2010
By Deborah H. Juhnke

Electronic Risk Control
By Joan E. Feldman

Email and Other Electronic Data: Treasure Troves of Evidence
By Joan E. Feldman

The Essentials of Computer Discovery
By Joan E. Feldman

Essentials of Electronic Discovery:
Finding and Using Cyber Evidence
By Joan E. Feldman

Everything You Wanted to Know About EMail Discovery But Were Afraid to Ask
By Joan E. Feldman

Expert’s Role in Computer Based Discovery
By Joan E. Feldman

Finding the Elusive 1%
By Deborah H. Juhnke

Instant Messaging: What You Can't See Can Hurt You (In Court)
By Deborah H. Juhnke & David P. Stenhouse

Lost? No. Found? Yes. Those Computer Tapes and Emails Are Evidence
By Joan E. Feldman

Reducing Exposure in Litigation
By Deborah H. Juhnke

Show Me the Money: Cost Concerns in Computer Discovery
By Joan E. Feldman, Deborah H. Juhnke, James L. Michalowicz, and Jonathan M. Redgrave

Ten Steps to Successful Computer-Based Discovery
By Joan E. Feldman

Ten Ways to Torpedo your Data Discovery Expert
By Deborah H. Juhnke

Top Ten Things to Do When Collecting Electronic Evidence
By Joan E. Feldman

Where Litigation Support Ends and Electronic Discovery Begins
By Deborah H. Juhnke

Why Use A Discovery Referee?
By Richard E. Best

Zubulake – Toward a Path of Reasonableness
in Computer Discovery
By Deborah H. Juhnke