Technology In The Law Office 2nd Edition Thomas F Goldman - Solutions

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2. Should the legal team have any special training before taking a video deposition?
1. What computer hardware and software does the law firm need to use the video-tape deposition and read the text version of the transcript?
6. Create a presentation for use in court using Sanction II for the comprehensive accident case study in Appendix 1.
5. Prepare a PowerPoint presentation for use in trial using the exhibits in the comprehensive accident case study in Appendix 1 and the graphics prepared using SmartDraw Legal Version and TimeMap.
4. Prepare a diagram of the comprehensive accident case study in Appendix 1, showing the vehicles at the time of the first impact.
3. After completing the tutorial for SmartDraw Legal Version, prepare a diagram of the comprehensive case study accident scene for the case, using Smart- Draw Legal Version, showing the vehicles:a. Before the impact.b. After the collisions and all of the vehicles had come to rest.
2. Complete the SmartDraw tutorial available from the Companion Website at www.prenhall.com/ goldman.
1. Obtain information on the electronic capabilities of the courtrooms for the federal and state courts in your jurisdiction.
4. What pretrial measures should be taken if trial graphics are going to be used?
3. What cautions should the trial attorney consider in using graphics at trial?
2. How can graphics be used in the trial?
1. What are the possible methods of presenting expert testimony and the advantages and disadvantages of each ?
4- Create a basic PowerPoint presentation on the use of PowerPoint by the legal team, including an explanation of how to make a slide.
3.Create a basic PowerPoint presentation on the use of PowerPoint in litigation.
2. Create an accident scene graphic exhibit using a graphics software program.
1. Prepare a memo for the attorneys of the firm on the issues involved in using outside sources for the preparation of trial graphics.
2.What Internet resources are available for obtain¬ ing maps and aerial views of locations that might be used for trial preparation?
1.Use the Internet to locate resources for learning how to use Microsoft PowerPoint. List the topics available and the Web address for accessing this information.
11. Why is the courthouse technology team important to the legal team?
10. List and explain limitations on presentation graph¬ ics used at trial.
9. List and explain considerations in the creation of presentation graphics.
8. What can you do when the power fails?
7. Explain the use of trial presentation programs.
6. How may the legal team use presentation graphics programs? Give examples of both litigation and nonlitigation legal teams.
5. How can PowerPoint be used as a litigation pres¬ entation program?
4. What are the functions for which the litigation team uses the litigation presentation programs?
3. List and explain some of the advantages to the use of technology in litigation.
2. Test your knowledge and comprehension of the topics in this chapter by completing the True-False questions on the textbook Companion website.
1. Test your knowledge and comprehension of the top- ics in this chapter by completing the multiple choice questions on the textbook Companion website.
3. Is the final pretrial conference an appropriate time to determine the judge’s willingness to allow Mul¬ timedia presentations?
2. Are there any issues that should have been re¬ viewed about the use of video-tape depositions?
1. How important are the use of photographs and graphics in a trial?
5. What pretrial measures should be taken if trial graphics are going to be used?
4. What cautions should the trial attorney consider in using graphics at trial?
3. What are the advantages and disadvantages of the different trial graphics options, in software cost and in time for preparation? Explain using specific software costs.
2. How can graphics be used in the trial?
1. How can all the needed equipment be used in court without using a truck to carry all the docu¬ ments and exhibits?
2.What Internet resources are available for obtain¬ ing maps and aerial views of locations that might be used for trial preparation?
1.Use the Internet to locate resources for learning how to use Microsoft PowerPoint. List the topics available and the Web address for accessing this information.
12. Use TimeMap to create a time line of at least ten time elements, these may be personal items like birthdays and anniversaries or course-related deadlines. Export the time line to PowerPoint with each item a separate slide. Create another PowerPoint presentation with all the time line elements
11. Create a PowerPoint presentation using clip art and add at least one sound element to the slide.
10.Create a basic PowerPoint presentation on the use of PowerPoint by the legal team, including an ex¬ planation of how to make a slide.
9. Explain the use of trial presentation programs.
8. Present a PowerPoint presentation to a group. You may want to use the PowerPoint in exercise 7. Describe the positive and negative reactions to the presenta¬ tion. What changes would you make in the presen¬ tation if you were to make the presentation again?
7. Create a basic PowerPoint presentation on the use of PowerPoint in litigation.
6. Explain the use of trial presentation programs.
5. Create a graphic of a room using Microsoft Visio.
4. Create an accident scene graphic exhibit using SmartDraw.
3. How may the legal team use presentation graphics programs? Give examples of both litigation and nonlitigation legal teams.
2. Test your knowledge and comprehension of the topics in this chapter by completing the True-False questions on the textbook Companion Website.
1. Test your knowledge and comprehension of the top- ics in this chapter by completing the multiple-choice questions on the textbook Companion Website.
12. What are the issues in the clients’ handling of the documents before they are produced to the legal team?
11. What are the ethical issues in document delivery?
10. Explain the use of software for managing docu¬ ments in litigation.
9. What is meant by de-duplication?
8. What is coding?
7. What is metadata and how does it impact e-document disclosure?
6. What are the advantages and disadvantages of TIFF format, PDF format, and native format?
5. Describe the differences in file formats used in e-discovery.
4. Why is e-discovery referred to as a process? Explain the mechanics of the process.
3. What is the impact of court rules on the use of soft¬ ware and trial practice?
2. Test your knowledge and comprehension of the topics in this chapter by completing the True-False questions on the textbook Companion Website.
1. Test your knowledge and comprehension of the top- ics in this chapter by completing the multiple-choice questions on the textbook Companion Website.
3. How important is a “litigation hold” under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure?
2. What would be the impact of a negative inference instruction to the jury?
1. Is the granting of sanctions a real threat?
2.As defense counsel, who would be on a list for ex¬ pert and factual witness that you would call at trial? What other mandatory disclosures must be made under the Federal Rules?
1.Prepare a protocol for the litigation team to use in reviewing documents for a claim of privilege for the accident case in Appendix 1.
4. Prepare a memo from the IT staff to the trial team explaining what issues they should be aware of and suggestions for obtaining and protecting the needed data in the meet and confer.
3. Prepare a memo outlining the potential sanctions that can be requested from the judge in the intitial meeting with the court if it is decided that the op¬ posing party has not honored all the mandatory and other discovery requests.
2. Prepare a discovery plan proposal for use at the meet and confer.
1. Prepare a motion that might be used if it is found that the opposing side has not preserved vital evi¬ dence after notice of the lawsuit.
3. Locate a case on privilege logs under the new Federal Rules.
2. Locate and download a current case on privilege.
1.Use the Internet to locate a current version of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, Rules 16, 26, 33, 34, 37, and 45.
21. Does an attorney have a duty to learn about the issues in e-discovery?
20. May a firm or client regularly destroy files and records? Explain fully.
19. What is meant by a claw back provision in a dis¬ covery plan? How important is it ethically?
18. What are the ethical issues in protecting confiden¬ tial or privileged information in an age of electronic documents?
17. What are the possible costs associated with elec¬ tronic discovery?
16. What are the possible sanctions for failure to pro¬ duce the correct witness for a Rule 30(b) deposition?
15. Why is it important to have the correct person available for a Rule 30 (b) deposition?
14. What are the judicial views on inadvertent disclo¬ sure of privileged material?
13. How important is maintaining a chain of custody in a civil case?
12. What is the purpose of a privilege log?
11. How is the claim of privilege made?
10. What is the legal team’s duty to preserve client confidences?
9. Explain what some of the emerging issues are in electronic discovery.
8. Has the introduction of electronically stored doc¬ uments changed the duty to preserve documents?
7. What is the duty to preserve documents?
6. Define spoliation. Give examples of spoliation.
5. What is discoverable under the Federal Rules?
4. Where can the litigation team look for guidance on the procedure for trying cases involving elec¬ tronic documentation?
3. What is the impact of the new Federal Rules of Civil Procedure on the procedural practice of law?
2. Test your knowledge and comprehension of the topics in this chapter by completing the True-False questions on the textbook Companion Website.
1. Test your knowledge and comprehension of the top- ics in this chapter by completing the multiple-choice questions on the textbook Companion Website.
4. Is there any time limit on the completion of the meet and confer?
3. How important is it to have someone in the meet and confer who is knowledgeable in electronic discovery?
2. How should trial counsel prepare for the meet and confer under the federal rules?

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