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| In the News | - Tip of the Month, February 2012 - Data Mapping: Helping to Manage the Risks and Costs of Organizational Data (.pdf)
- Tip of the Month, December 2011 - Why Information Governance Matters: Lower Costs, Reduced Risk and Better Business (.pdf)
- Tip of the Month, September 2011 - E-Discovery in Criminal Investigations (.pdf)
- Tip of the Month, January 2011 - Reducing the Costs of E-Discovery: Preservation and Proportionality (.pdf)
- Ninth Circuit Holds That in a Criminal Investigation, the Government Can Subpoena US Law Firms for Documents Obtained Abroad as Part of Discovery in Civil Litigation
- Tip of the Month, November 2010 - Managing the Risks of Cloud Computing
- The Social Media Revolution: A Legal Handbook
- Tip of the Month, October 2010 - E-Discovery and Social Media (.pdf)
- Tip of the Month, August 2010 - Preserving Data on Custodians’ Personal Email and Personal Phones, Devices and PDAs (.pdf)
- Tip of the Month, July 2010 - Managing the Risks and Costs of Preserving and Producing Structured Data from Databases (.pdf)
- Tip of the Month, May 2010 - How to Manage the Risks and Costs Associated with Searching ESI (.pdf)
- Tip of the Month, April 2010 - Critical Early Steps Regarding ESI After Receiving Reasonable Notice of Litigation or an Investigation (.pdf)
- Tip of the Month, March 2010 - Managing the Electronic Discovery Vendor Relationship (.pdf)
- Tip of the Month, January 2010 - What You Need To Know About Instant Messaging (.pdf)
- Zubulake Judge Addresses Preservation and Spoliation of Electronically Stored Information
- District Court Finds Employee Had Reasonable Expectation of Privacy in Personal Communications from Workplace
- Privilege ruling could chill employers’ investigations
- High Court Limits Disclosure Order Appeals In Mohawk
- Mayer Brown names DC litigator
Michael Lackey to Partnership Board - Tip of the Month, November 2009 - Defending Spoliation Claims (.pdf)
- Tip of the Month, October 2009 - Prosecuting Spoliation Claims (.pdf)
- Tip of the Month, September 2009 - Managing the Risks and Costs of Responding to Civil Third-Party Subpoenas (.pdf)
- Tip of the Month, August 2009 - Managing Discovery Risks Using Federal Rule of Evidence 502 (.pdf)
- Defendants Not Required to Produce “Every Last Bit” of Metadata Per US District Court Ruling
- California Adopts Electronic Discovery Provisions That Impact Most Cases
- Tip of the Month, May 2009 - Managing International E-Discovery Conflicts: Liberal US Discovery Rules Meet Foreign Data Protection Laws (.pdf)
- Tip of the Month, April 2009 - Best Practices in Preparing for a Meet and Confer (.pdf)
- Tip of the Month, March 2009 – Preservation of Dynamic or Transitory Systems (.pdf)
- Trial Permitted for Pro Bono Client Claiming Negligent Healthcare and Malpractice
- Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw Scores Major Victory for Lockheed Martin Corp.
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Mike Lackey has briefed numerous cases in the Supreme
Court of the United States -- including coauthoring the merits briefs in the landmark case Kumho Tire Co. v. Carmichael, 526 U.S. 137 (1998) -- in addition to many federal and state appeals. He has worked with the National Association of Attorneys General ("NAAG") in preparing advocates for arguments before the Supreme Court. He has also spoken at various conferences about important cases pending before the Court and has been a guest commentator on Court TV's
"Supreme Court Watch with Fred Graham."
Mike teaches advanced appellate advocacy at the George
Washington University Law School and in 2000 received its
Bender Award, the highest award bestowed on an adjunct
professor. He clerked for Judge Jacques L. Wiener, Jr. of the
United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. Prior to
his appellate clerkship, Mike received his law degree with
High Honors from the George Washington School of Law,
where he was Order of the Coif, a member of the Moot Court
Board, and an Articles Editor of The George Washington
Law Review. Mike earned his Bachelor of Science degree in
Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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