Search methodology. The parties shall timely confer to attempt to reach agreement 2 on appropriate search terms and queries, file type and date restrictions, data sources (including 3 custodians), and other appropriate computer- or technology-aided methodologies, before any such effort is undertaken. The parties shall continue to cooperate in revising the appropriateness of the search methodology. Agreement on a search methodology does not relieve a party of its obligation
Search methodology. To the extent needed, the parties shall timely attempt to 11 reach agreement on appropriate search terms, or an appropriate computer- or technology-aided 12 methodology, before any such effort is undertaken. The parties shall continue to cooperate in 13 revising the appropriateness of the search terms or computer- or technology-aided methodology.
Search methodology. The parties shall timely confer to attempt to reach agreement 19 on appropriate Search Terms, file type and date restrictions, data sources (including custodians), 20 and other appropriate computer- or technology-aided methodologies, before any such effort is 21 undertaken. The parties shall continue to cooperate in revising the appropriateness of the search 22 methodology.
Search methodology. Upon reasonable request and if appropriate for the particular case, a party shall also disclose information relating to network design, the types of databases, database dictionaries, the access control list and security access logs and rights of individuals to access the system and specific files and applications, the ESI document retention policy, organizational chart for information systems personnel, or the backup and systems recovery routines, including, but not limited to, tape rotation and destruction/overwrite policy.
Search methodology. [The Court presumes that in the majority of cases, the use 23 of search terms will be reasonably necessary to locate or filter ESI likely to contain 24 discoverable information.] The parties shall timely attempt to reach agreement on appropriate 25 search terms, or an appropriate computer- or technology-aided methodology, before any such 26 effort is undertaken. The parties shall continue to cooperate in revising the appropriateness of 1 the search terms or computer- or technology-aided methodology.
Search methodology. [The Court presumes that the use of search terms and queries, file type and date restrictions, and technology-assisted review will be reasonably necessary to locate or filter ESI likely to contain discoverable information. The timelines and search related numbers in this section may be sufficient in certain cases, but not in others. The parties are expected to meet and confer to establish the appropriate timing and numbers based on the complexity, proportionality and nature of the case.] The parties shall timely confer to attempt to reach agreement on appropriate search terms and queries, file type and date restrictions, data sources (including custodians), and other appropriate computer- or technology-aided methodologies, before any such effort is undertaken. The parties shall continue to cooperate in revising the appropriateness of the search methodology.
Search methodology. The Court presumes that the use of search terms and queries, 9 file type and date restrictions, and technology-assisted review will be reasonably necessary to 10 locate or filter some ESI likely to contain discoverable information. The timelines and search 11 related numbers in this section may be sufficient in certain cases, but not in others. The parties 12 are expected to meet and confer to establish the appropriate timing and terms based on the 13 complexity, proportionality and nature of the case. The parties shall timely confer to attempt to 14 reach agreement on appropriate search terms and queries, file type and date restrictions, data 15 sources (including custodians), and other appropriate computer- or technology-aided 16 methodologies, before any such effort is undertaken. The parties shall continue to cooperate in 17 revising the appropriateness of the search methodology.
Search methodology. [The Court presumes that the use of search terms and 16 queries, file type and date restrictions, and technology-assisted review will be reasonably 17 necessary to locate or filter ESI likely to contain discoverable information. The timelines and 18 search related numbers in this section may be sufficient in certain cases, but not in others. The 19 parties are expected to meet and confer to establish the appropriate timing and numbers based 20 on the complexity, proportionality and nature of the case.] The parties shall timely confer to 21 attempt to reach agreement on appropriate search terms and queries, file type and date restrictions, 22 data sources (including custodians), and other appropriate computer- or technology-aided 23 25 AGREEMENT REGARDING DISCOVERY OF ELECTRONICALLY STORED INFORMATION AND [PROPOSED] ORDER PAGE - 3 26 (Case No. [CASE #]) 1 methodologies, before any such effort is undertaken. The parties shall continue to cooperate in 2 revising the appropriateness of the search methodology.
Search methodology. [The Court presumes that in the majority of cases, the use of search terms will be reasonably necessary to locate or filter ESI likely to contain discoverable information.] The parties shall timely attempt to reach agreement on appropriate search terms, or an appropriate computer- or technology-aided methodology, before any such effort is undertaken. The parties shall continue to cooperate in revising the appropriateness of the search terms or computer- or technology-aided methodology. In the absence of agreement on appropriate search terms, or an appropriate computer- or technology-aided methodology, the following procedures shall apply:
