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A Personal Response to the Opposing Views (to the WG2 Guidelines)
May 2007
Opposing Views to WG2 Guidelines
April 2007
The Sedona Guidelines: Best Practices Addressing Protective Orders, Confidentiality & Public Access in Civil Cases
March 2007
Selected Public Commentary on The Sedona Guidelines: Best Practices Addressing Protective Orders, Confidentiality & Public Access in Civil Cases
October 2006
The Sedona Guidelines: Best Practices Addressing Protective Orders, Confidentiality & Public Access in Civil Cases, Public Comment Version
May 2005

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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
301 East Bethany Home Rd, Suite C-297
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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.