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Schwartz Semerdjian attorneys have written articles for the Discovery Law section of the Consumer Attorneys of San Diego newsletter, Trial Bar News. Dick Semerdjian served as Column Editor for many years.

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12.1.17
Snapchat in eDiscovery: Now You See It, Now You Don’t

11.1.17
Who Holds the Work Product Privilege?

10.1.17
The Little-Known World of TAR

8.1.17
Rule 37(e):  The Road to Clarity for ESI Preservation

6.1.17
The Wondrous World of Wearables in Litigation

5.1.17
It’s a Privilege

4.1.17
Trends In Using Search Terms Or Keywords In e-Discovery

3.1.17
Continuances of Summary Judgment Motions to Conduct Additional Discovery

2.1.17
“Making (It) Facebook Official” - Authenticating and Admitting Social Media Evidence

1.1.17
Early Discovery of Financial Information to Support Claim for Punitive Damages

12.1.16
“I plead the Fifth!” - What to Do When a Party in a Civil Case Invokes the Fifth Amendment in Discovery

11.1.16
The Upside of Taking a Deposition from Your Office

10.1.16
“Hold On” - Evidence Preservation and Litigation Holds

8.1.16
A Civil Deponent’s Right to Remain Silent

6.1.16
Proportionality In Discovery

5.1.16
What’s a Record Anyway? Understanding How a Business Record is Defined Can Help Limit Overbroad Third Party Subpoena Requests

4.1.16
Wearable Technology Evidentiary Issues and Considerations

3.1.16
Good Bye “Any and All,” Hello Proportionality

2.1.16
“Show Me the Money” New Law Provides Greater Transparency in Issues of Equal Pay

1.1.16
Getting Ahead of the Document Game

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