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E-Commerce and E-Discovery: A Brief Primer For Maritime Arbitrators, Practitioners, And The Industry
 
 January 10, 2007
 
William J. Honan- New York
Christopher R. Nolan- New York

Holland & Knight partner William J. Honan and associate Christopher R. Nolan authored "E-Commerce and E-Discovery: A Brief Primer For Maritime Arbitrators, Practitioners, And The Industry" which was presented at the Society of Maritime Arbitrators, Inc. (SMA's) January 10, 2007 Luncheon. The article appears in the April 2007 issue of The Arbitrator. This article discusses E-Commerce and E-Discovery as it pertains to the Maritime Industry. Please click the following link to view the article.

READ: E-Commerce and E-Discovery: A Brief Primer For Maritime Arbitrators, Practitioners, And The Industry

Reprinted with permission from The Arbitrator .

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