EDRM Model Code of Conduct Project

Model Code of Conduct



The mission of the EDRM Model Code of Conduct Project is to develop aspirational voluntary ethical guidelines for electronic discovery providers and consumers. Ultimately, these guidelines will be akin to those under which attorneys, court personnel and others in the legal space operate.

EDRM Model Code of Conduct

Downloads for the Model Code of Conduct project, sorted from newest to oldest.

Most files may be downloaded by anyone. Except where otherwise noted, use of files is subject to a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States License. To provide attribution, please cite to “EDRM (edrm.net).” If you have questions, contact us at mail@edrm.net.

Some files are identified as “participants-only draft.” These are works in progress, available only to EDRM participants. Generally, these files ultimately will be made publicly available or else their content will be incorporated into the EDRM site.

  • Overview Materials for EDRM Lunch-and-Learn Session - January 30, 2010

    Overview materials for the Feb. 1, 2010 EDRM lunch-and-learn session are now available for download

  • EDRM at LegalTech - November 10, 2009

    EDRM will at LegalTech NY, with a Lunch & Learn session on Monday, February 1, 2010, in the Hilton's Petit Trianon room. Find out what we have been doing with EDRM, where we hope to go with the projects, and how you can get involved.

  • EDRM Approaches Mid-Year Meeting With New Website and Significant Project Advancements - October 17, 2009

    The Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM) project today announced that it is now easier for users to find the valuable research and standards created by the leading e-discovery industry group via a completely re-designed website, www.edrm.net. In addition, the EDRM leaders, Tom Gelbmann and George Socha, have provided updates to all of the working projects in advance of the mid-year meeting, which is being held from Oct. 20-21, 2009, in St. Paul, Minn.

  • What’s New at EDRM - September 11, 2009

    Great strides have been taken over the past two years to flesh out and further define the EDRM model. Over the next few months, you will be seeing two years worth of active collaboration, refinement and modeling being added to the EDRM website. As part of that process, we are re-building the site to provide users an updated interface with easier access to the valuable research and content. In that realm, we wanted to provide a quick update on what’s happening in each of the projects.

  • EDRM LegalTech Luncheon Presentation Now Available - February 9, 2009

    The presentation from the EDRM Luncheon at LegalTech New York is now available for download. On Feb. 3, 2009, EDRM leaders gave presentations on their working group activities and progress in 2008 as well as activities of focus in 2009. They covered all six EDRM projects: Evergreen, XML, Metrics, Search, Model Code of Conduct, and Data Set.

  • EDRM Luncheon at LegalTech New York Conference to Address Key E-Discovery Issues - January 29, 2009

    St. Paul, MN (January 28, 2009) – The Electronic Discovery Reference Model (“EDRM”), an industry group created to develop and establish practical guidelines and standards for electronic discovery, today announces: WHAT: An EDRM “Lunch and Learn” featuring George Socha, Tom Gelbmann and other industry leaders for a presentation on the key trends impacting e-discovery professionals, including advancing standards across all phases of the process (Evergreen), ethical challenges (Model Code of Conduct), search practices and technology advancements (Search), data challenges (Data Set) and XML integration between various e-discovery tools (XML). Attendees will also have an opportunity to learn more about involvement in this industry-leading organization.

  • Fios & EDRM Webcast: Creating Standards for e-Discovery - April 7, 2008
  • Draft EDRM 2007-2008 Content Now Available for Public Comment - February 1, 2008

    The draft EDRM 2007-2008 content is now available for public comment.


    Project Leaders | Organizations | Individuals

    Project Leaders
    Esposito, Kevin (Individual Participant)
    Mandel, Eric (Zelle Hofmann Voelbel & Mason LLP)

    Organizations (10)
    Anacomp, Inc. http://www.anacomp.com
    Bingham McCutchen LLP http://www.bingham.com
    H5 http://www.h5.com
    Holland & Knight http://www.hklaw.com
    IDS Tech http://www.idstechinc.com/
    Integreon http://www.integreon.com
    MetaJure, Inc. http://www.metajure.com/
    Pitney Bowes Legal Solutions http://www.pb.com
    Planet Data Solutions, Inc. http://www.planetds.com
    Zelle Hofmann Voelbel & Mason LLP http://www.zelle.com

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    Individuals (25)
    Billingsley, Wes   Individual Participant
    Brickell, Julia  Executive Managing Director and General Counsel H5
    Clark, Steven   Individual Participant
    Cochran, David  Chief Operating Officer Planet Data Solutions, Inc.
    Cottle, John   Kiersted/Systems, Inc.
    DeLucia, Jennie   Individual Participant
    Dobson, Anthony   Planet Data Solutions, Inc.
    Esposito, Kevin   Individual Participant
    Farrall, George   Integreon
    Hamilton, William  Partner Holland & Knight
    Hazard, Ellen   Individual Participant
    Horvath, Zoltan   Planet Data Solutions, Inc.
    Mandel, Eric  Director Of E-discovery And Litigation Support Zelle Hofmann Voelbel & Mason LLP
    Marean, Browning  Partner DLA Piper
    McCarthy, Justin  Manager, Analytic and Forensic Technology Deloitte Financial Advisory Services LLP
    McNamara, Elisabeth   Individual Participant
    Owings, Steve   Individual Participant
    Panos, Nicole   Bingham McCutchen LLP
    Quintero, Pamela   KPMG LLP
    Rowley, John   IDS Tech
    Smith, Christian   Individual Participant
    Smith, Christopher   Anacomp, Inc.
    Wallrich, Nancy   Daegis
    Westcott, Tim   Pitney Bowes Legal Solutions
    Zezula, Ronnda   Individual Participant

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