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"Pack this one in your beach bag and get ready for nonstop fun."

--- Susan Mallery, New York Times bestselling author, on Barefoot in the Sand

As a professional gardener, Tessa Galloway can grow anything except the one thing she wants the most - a baby. Finally ready to take a chance on single motherhood by less-than-traditional means, her world is suddenly turned upside down when a sexy, mysterious new chef is hired for the resort in Barefoot Bay.

Placed in the witness protection program after identifying his wife's killer, John Brown is on the cusp of getting back the only thing that matters - his toddler twins, taken into protective custody after the high profile crime that killed their mother. But when John learns the system requires him to prove he's married and stable before he can secure his children, he escalates the growing attraction for Tessa to a full-on seduction, leading right to the altar.

But when love unexpected blooms between them, will his secret be the thing that uproots their happy ending?

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• Foreword(p. ix)
• About The Authors(p. xi)
• From The Authors(p. xv)
• Disclaimer(p. xvii)
• Acknowledgments(p. xix)
• Chapter 1 Discovery: The New Philosophy(p. 1)
• 1.1 The Prominent Role of Electronically Stored Information(p. 1)
• 1.2 Current State of Affairs: The Intersection of Law and Technology(p. 4)
• Chapter 2 The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure: Practical ESI Analysis(p. 25)
• 2.1 Federal Rules Overview(p. 25)
• 2.2 Rule 16: Pretrial Conferences; Scheduling; Management(p. 26)
• 2.3 Rule 26: Duty to Disclose; General Provisions Governing Discovery(p. 28)
• 2.4 Rule 33: Interrogatories to Parties(p. 43)
• 2.5 Rule 34: Producing Documents, Electronically Stored Information, and Tangible Things; or Entering onto Land, for Inspection and Other Purposes(p. 44)
• 2.6 Rule 37: Failure to Make Disclosures or to Cooperate in Discovery; Sanctions(p. 51)
• Chapter 3 Practical Legal Implications(p. 55)
• 3.1 ESI Legal Overview(p. 56)
• 3.2 Early Case Assessment(p. 57)
• 3.3 Discoverability(p. 60)
• 3.4 Duties of Counsel(p. 67)
• 3.5 Data Locations and Accessibility(p. 72)
• 3.6 Retention, Preservation, and Sanctions for Spoliation(p. 82)
• 3.7 Privilege and Inadvertent Waiver(p. 95)
• 3.8 Requesting and Responding(p. 104)
• 3.9 Review and Production Considerations(p. 125)
• 3.10 Cost Allocation(p. 135)
• 3.11 Trial Issues(p. 142)
• Chapter 4 Discovery Technology and Innovations(p. 153)
• 4.1 Introduction(p. 154)
• 4.2 The Basics of E-Discovery Technology(p. 155)
• 4.3 Technologies in Decline: Paper Discovery and Litigation Support Databases(p. 177)
• 4.4 Technologies on the Rise: Advanced E-Discovery Innovations(p. 181)
• 4.5 Working with an E-Discovery Service Provider(p. 200)
• Chapter 5 Computer Forensics(p. 207)
• 5.1 Computer Forensics Overview(p. 208)
• 5.2 The Computer Forensics Process(p. 210)
• 5.3 Data Destruction-When Is Data Really Gone?(p. 219)
• 5.4 Selecting a Computer Forensics Expert(p. 226)
• 5.5 When to Hire a Computer Forensics Expert(p. 230)
• 5.6 Defining Computer Forensics Terminology(p. 232)
• 5.7 Beyond Computer Forensics: Investigations and Security(p. 236)
• Chapter 6 Electronic Disclosure in UK Litigation and Investigations(p. 239)
• 6.1 Introduction(p. 239)
• 6.2 UK v. U.S. Style Discovery(p. 240)
• 6.3 Duty to Preserve Electronic Evidence in the UK(p. 241)
• 6.4 Duty to Search for and Disclose Electronic Evidence in the UK(p. 249)
• 6.5 How UK Parties Are Approaching E-Disclosure in Practice(p. 253)
• 6.6 Best Practices for E-Disclosure in the UK(p. 260)
• 6.7 Recent Developments and Trends(p. 261)
• 6.8 The Tide Is Turning(p. 263)
• Chapter 7 The Past, Present, and Future(p. 265)
• 7.1 Putting It All Together in the Present(p. 265)
• 7.2 Past Predictions(p. 267)
• 7.3 Future Forecasts(p. 269)
• Appendixes
• A Top E-Discovery Cases Organized by Topic(p. 273)
• B State Court Rules and Statutes Regarding Electronic Discovery(p. 323)
• C1 Sample Preservation Letter to Client Corporation(p. 349)
• C2 Sample Preservation Letter to Opponent or Third Party(p. 355)
• C3 Sample Preservation Letter to Employees and Custodians(p. 359)
• C4 Sample Preservation Letter to Departing Employees and Custodians(p. 365)
• D Sample Interrogatories(p. 371)
• E Sample Request for Production of Documents(p. 381)
• F Sample Fed. R. Civ. P. 30(b)(6) Deposition Notice(p. 385)
• G Sample Proposed Order Appointing Third Party Neutral Expert(p. 387)
• H Sample Proposed Order Appointing Special Master(p. 391)
• I Secondary Research Resources(p. 395)
• J Glossary of Terms(p. 399)
• Index(p. 415)
• Figures
• Chapter 1
• Figure 1.1 Computer Forensics v. Electronic Discovery(p. 5)
• Chapter 2
• Figure 2.1 Federal Rules of Civil Procedure Overview(p. 26)
• Chapter 3
• Figure 3.1 Practice Point: Making the Most of the Meet and Confer(p. 60)
• Figure 3.2 Duties of Counsel(p. 68)
• Figure 3.3 ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct: Rule 3.3 Candor Toward The Tribunal(p. 71)
• Figure 3.4 Data Sources and Storage Locations(p. 72)
• Figure 3.5 Categories of Data Accessibility(p. 76)
• Figure 3.6 E-Discovery Response Team(p. 87)
• Figure 3.7 Practice Points: Disclosure of ESI Experts(p. 106)
• Figure 3.8 Data Sampling(p. 123)
• Figure 3.9 Juror Retention(p. 150)
• Chapter 4
• Figure 4.1 E-Discovery Process(p. 157)
• Figure 4.2 Filtering Data(p. 159)
• Figure 4.3 Talking Technology: Keyword Filtering(p. 161)
• Figure 4.4 Talking Technology: Time and Date Filtering(p. 162)
• Figure 4.5 Talking Technology: File Type Filtering(p. 163)
• Figure 4.6 Illustrating De-Duplication(p. 166)
• Figure 4.7 Filtering Reductions(p. 167)
• Figure 4.8 Considerations When Choosing an Online Review Tool(p. 174)
• Figure 4.9 Practice Points: More Examples of Audio Files as Legitimate Sources of Discoverable ESI(p. 185)
• Figure 4.10 E-mail Analytical Tools(p. 192)
• Figure 4.11 Concept Searching(p. 195)
• Figure 4.12 Talking Technology: Has Concept Search and Topic Review Revolutionized Document Review?(p. 197)
• Chapter 5
• Figure 5.1 Computer Forensics Process(p. 210)
• Figure 5.2 Hardware Imaging Setup(p. 213)
• Figure 5.3 Talking Technology: Standards for Handling Digital Evidence(p. 215)
• Figure 5.4 Talking Technology: When is Data Recovery Needed in a Forensic Investigation?(p. 216)
• Figure 5.5 In the News: Destroying Computer Evidence(p. 225)
• Figure 5.6 System Metadata(p. 234)
• Figure 5.7 Application Metadata(p. 234)
• Figure 5.8 Delete Does Not Mean Delete(p. 235)