Ganfer & Shore, LLP is a leading firm in the burgeoning area of electronic discovery and has published the following articles of interest: 

• Social Media Discovery And ESI in Motion Practice
  (New York Law Journal-January 8, 2013) HTML 

• Getting and Using That ESI
  (New York Law Journal-October 30, 2012) HTML
  
  
• Recent Decisions Address ESI Fundamentals
  (New York Law Journal-September 4, 2012) HTML 

• Who Can Get Your Tweets, And Can You Object?
  (New York Law Journal-July 3, 2012) HTML

• Metadata Meets Facebook E-Discovery
  (New York Law Journal-May 1, 2012) HTML 

• Clarity in E-Discovery:  First Department Rules on Who Bears Production Cost
  (New York Law Journal-March 21, 2012) HTML
   

• First Department Weighs In on ESI Preservation
  (New York Law Journal-February 28, 2012) HTML
  
  
• New E-Discovery 'Best Practices' and Rules
  (New York Law Journal-January 3, 2012) HTML 

• Recent Case Law Provides Guidance for ESI Production
  (New York Law Journal-November 1, 2011) HTML

• On Metadata and Native Format Productions
  (New York Law Journal-September 6, 2011) HTML

• Long-Arm Jurisdiction E-Communication Update
  (New York Law Journal-July 5, 2011) HTML 

• Recent Rulings Focus On Spoliation of ESI
  (New York Law Journal-May 3, 2011) HTML
   

• Now That Everything Is Collected, How to Produce It?
  (New York Law Journal-March 21, 2011) HTML

• Overbroad Demands And Improper Denials
  (New York Law Journal-March 1,2011) HTML
   

•  Case Law Remains Unclear As to Who Pays for What?
  (New York Law Journal-January 4, 2011) HTML
  
  
• The Ethics of Social Networking Discovery
  (New York Law Journal-November 2, 2010) HTML
  

• Courts Still Wary of Granting Hard Drive Review Requests
  (New York Law Journal-September 7, 2010) HTML
  
  
• Expectations of Privacy In E-Mail Communications
  (New York Law Journal-July 6, 2010) HTML
  

• Recent Decisions Tackle Electronic Defamation
  (New York Law Journal-May 4, 2010) HTML
  
   
• N.Y. Courts Embrace Use Of E-Communication Discovery
  (New York Law Journal-March 2, 2010) HTML
  
  
• Cases Stress Need to Be Clear On Storage, Retention Policies
  (New York Law Journal-January 5, 2010) HTML
  

• Rulings Address Defamation On Interactive Sites, in E-mail
  (New York Law Journal-November 24, 2009) HTML
  
  
• Recent Decisions Stress Need To Preserve Electronic Data
  (New York Law Journal-September 22, 2009) HTML
  

• State Courts And The Federal Computer Fraud And Abuse Act
  (New York Law Journal-July 28, 2009) HTML
  
  
• Counsel Must Take Active Role In Preserving, Retrieving ESI
  (New York Law Journal-June 2, 2009) HTML
  
  

   
• Long-Arm Jurisdiction, E-Mail and Web Sites
  (New York Law Journal-March 31, 2009) HTML
  
  
• Interactives Web Sites And New York Jurisdiction
  (New York Law Journal-January 27, 2009) HTML 
  
   
• Expectation of Privacy In Electronic Communications
  (New York Law Journal-October 28, 2008) HTML
  
  

• Electronic' Defamation:  Difficutlties Identifying Source                   
  (New York Law Journal- August 28, 2008) HTML
  
  

• The "Power" of E-Mails and Text Messages 
  (New York Law Journal- June 19, 2008) HTML
  
  
• Changes in Laws on Electronically Stored Information
  (New York Law Journal - February 14, 2008) HTML
  
  
• Scope Limits on E-Discovery Under Recent State Decisions
  (New York Law Journal - October 29, 2007) HTML
  
  
• On "Metadata," Instant Messaging, and Bates Stamping
  (New York Law Journal - August 31, 2007) HTML
  
   
• Duty to Preserve and Preservation Orders Under N.Y. Law
  (New York Law Journal - June 14, 2007) HTML
  
  
• Spoliation of Electronically Stored Information
  (New York Law Journal - March 20, 2007) HTML
  
  
• Developments in New York Electronic Discovery Law
  (New York Law Journal - October 27, 2006) HTML
  
  
• The 'Long-Arm' Statute: Instant Messaging May Confer Personal Jurisdiction on Defendant
  (New York Law Journal - August 22, 2006) HTML
  
  
• Can 'Intangible' Electronic 'Property' Be 'Converted' in N.Y.?
  (New York Law Journal - April 26, 2006) HTML
  
  
• Preservation of Electronic Information by Nonparties under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act
  (Securities Litigation Journal - Winter 2006) HTML
  
  
• The Information Trail
  (New York Law Journal - December 27, 2005) HTML
  
  
• Are Private E-Mails Really Private?
  (New York Law Journal - October 7, 2005) HTML
  
  
• Forensic Inspection of Computer Hard Drives Under New York Law
  (New York Law Journal - September 1, 2005) HTML
  
  
• E-Discovery in New York State
  (New York Law Journal - June 22, 2005) HTML