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Considering Meet and Confer
Designed to provide both a general overview o Federal Rule o Civil Pro-cedure 26() and planning considerations or the practical application o “Meet and Coner” requirements, “Considering Meet and Coner” containsnotes, articles and reerences to help educate and support legal andinormation technology proessionals as they consider “Meet and Coner”.
The Practical Application of Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 26(f)Developed by Orange Legal Technologies, Providers of the OneO® Discovery Platform.
 
Designed to provide both a general overview o Federal Rule 26() and planning considerations or thepractical application o “Meet and Coner” requirements, this document contains notes, articles and reer-ences to help support and educate legal proessionals as they consider “Meet and Coner”.
Considering Meet and Coner – Page 3 
Drivers, Denitions, Documentation and Dictionary Considerations
Understanding Electronically Stored Inormation - Page 11
 Elements, Examination, Experts and Estimation Considerations
Understanding Electronic Discovery Tasks – Page 17
 Collection, Analytics, Processing, Review and Production Considerations
Understanding Meet and Coner Tasks – Page 29
 Preparation, Meeting and Follow-up Considerations
Translating Understanding into Execution – Page 39
 Checklists, Case Law and Additional Reading Considerations
About Orange Legal Technologies – Page 43
 Orange Legal Technologies and the OneO® Discovery Platorm
Table o Contents
 
ConsideringMeet and Coner
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. a requirement o courts that beore certain types o motions and/or petitions will be heard by the judge, the lawyers (and sometimes their clients) must“meet and coner” to try to resolve the matter or at least determine the points o con-ict. This has the benecial eect o resolving many matters, reducing the time or ar-guments, and making the lawyers and clients ace up to the realities o their positions.On the other hand, it also can be a total waste o time or the parties and their attorneys.Law.com3
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