The database collects Florida state and federal e-discovery related decisions, opinions, and orders. Each e-discovery ruling is carefully summarized to provide enhanced search functionality of key concepts. Additionally, the database organizes the rulings into usable e-discovery concepts, allowing decisions to be searched by court, date, judge, rule, and e-discovery issues, tags, and subjects.
The database also allows users to download PDF copies of the ruling and related case documents including motions, responses, replies, and briefs.
“The Levin College of Law is already a nationwide leader in e-discovery, and this new database is a valuable resource for students, practitioners, and scholars,” said Dean Laura A. Rosenbury.
The Levin College of Law seeks to prepare students for the ways technology is rapidly transforming the legal profession. As the public flagship law school, UF Law also seeks to provide important resources to practitioners in the third largest state.
“We are very pleased to make this robust resource publicly available to lawyers practicing in Florida courts, Florida jurists, and scholars,” said William Hamilton, a legal skills professor and director of UF Law’s E-Discovery Project.
The Florida E-Discovery Case Law Database is available at https://ediscovery.law.ufl.edu/
