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The Sedona Conference Journal Volume 2
September 2001
Protecting Privacy through Government Regulation
September 2001
The Information Age, Part I: Fishing in the Ocean, A Critical Examination of Discovery in the Electronic Age
September 2001
The Death of Romance
September 2001
The Information Age, Part II: Juror Investigation on the Internet -- Implications for the Trial Lawyer
September 2001
Lessons from Microsoft
September 2001
Erie vs. Daubert: A New Case or Controversy?
September 2001
Predatory Conduct Under Section 2 of the Sherman Act: Dead or Alive?
September 2001
The Quick Look Rule of Reason: Retreat from Binary Antitrust Analysis
September 2001
The Digital Millennium Copyright Act
September 2001
Shutts Meets the Baby Shermans
September 2001
Back to the Future: The Napster Decision Confirms The Applicability of Traditional Copyright Principles to the Internet
September 2001
The Employment Class Action
September 2001
"The Philadelphia Story": Mass Torts in the City of Brotherly Love
September 2001
A Lawyer’s Lament: Unpredictability & Inconsistency in the Wake of the Daubert Trilogy
September 2001
Markman Determinations
September 2001
Electronic Discovery Issues for 2002: Requiring the Losing Party to Pay for the Costs of Digital Discovery
September 2001

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The Sedona Conference (TSC) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit 501(c)(3) research and educational institute dedicated to the advanced study of law and policy in the areas of antitrust law, complex litigation, and intellectual property rights. The mission of TSC is to move the law forward in a reasoned and just way through the creation and publication of nonpartisan consensus commentaries and through advanced legal education for the bench and bar.

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The Sedona Conference Working Group Series Membership Program offers a vehicle for those who wish to support TSC's mission and interact with others interested in tipping point issues in the areas of eDiscovery, complex litigation, cross border discovery and data protection laws, international data transfers, information governance, data security, patent litigation, patent damages and remedies, and trade secrets.