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From our compatriots over at Legal Blog Watch comes this post by Robert Ambrogi, titled "Metadata: Read at Your Own Risk." Ambrogli writes, "Mining for metadata in documents received from opposing counsel is unethical, says a new ethics opinion from the New York County Lawyers' Association." Fascinating! Read the rest here.
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