Author Question: In e-discovery, how are interrogatories used to help prepare for depositions? a. Interrogatories ... (Read 64 times)

mpobi80 · **on:** Aug 3, 2018

In e-discovery, how are interrogatories used to help prepare for depositions?

a. Interrogatories tell the opposing party where and when the depositions will occur.
b. All of the necessary questions can be asked in interrogatories, making a deposition unnecessary.
c. Interrogatories may be asked in-person, before written questions are submitted in the deposition.
d. A party can be asked to identify persons who are responsible for electronic documents.

Question 2

What security features are available in Access? Choose one of these features and explain, in your words, how it can be used to prevent someone with a conflict of interest from accessing specific client information.

What will be an ideal response?

Briannahope · **Reply #1 on:** Aug 3, 2018

Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

Microsoft Access provides options for password and permissions level setup that can be used to restrict access. The response must show an understanding of how these options are implemented in a database. A database in a law office contains confidential information, such as the list of clients, and may contain potentially privileged information, such as the reason the client is consulting the law firm. Protecting this information is an ethical obligation. The question that must be considered is how to balance the need for access with the need to restrict access to those with a need to have the information.