Guide 17: Cooperating on Electronic Disclosure Without Giving Away Your Case
Guide 17. Cooperating on Electronic Disclosure Without Giving Away Your Case
The duty to cooperate under PD 57AD, and how to discharge it: custodians, search terms, date ranges, TAR, metadata and production protocols - what to share freely, what never to share, and how to negotiate a defensible protocol without surrendering strategy.
1 Executive summary
2 The problem in plain English: cooperation feels like giving the game away
5 The organising idea: methodology transparent, strategy privileged
6 The share/hold map: what to share freely and what never to share
37 How a specialist laboratory can assist
PD 57AD paragraph 2.3 parties' duty to cooperate, paragraph 3.2(3) lawyers' personal duty, paragraph 10.6 resolve before the CMC, paragraph 10.3 sanction.
Cite as: Joseph Naghdi, Guide 17: Cooperating on Electronic Disclosure Without Giving Away Your Case, Computer Forensics Lab, https://e-discovery.uk/library/cooperating-on-electronic-disclosure-without-giving-away-your-case/pdf.