PANEL 1:  Disclosure of Protected Data:  Foundations and Framework
 

• Original Paper - Case Law Applying Societe Nationale Industrielle Aerospatiale (11/2012)
• Original Paper - The Conflict Between American Discovery and European Privacy, Sainati (11/10/2012)
• U.S. Discovery-EU Privacy Directive Conflict:  Constructing a Three-Tiered Compliance Strategy, Reyes (2009)
• Reworking Information Privacy Law: A Memorandum Regarding Future ALI Projects About Information Privacy Law, Schwartz and Solove (8/2012)
• Recent U.S. Court Decisions on Cross-Border Discovery, Sedona Conference® (6/10/2012)
• Wultz v. Bank of China, Ltd., S.D.N.Y, (10/29/2012)
• Opinion May 2012 on Cloud Computing, Article 29 Data Protection Working Party (7/1/2012)

PANEL 2:  Extent of Burdens and Expenses in Complying with Conflicting EU Privacy and US Discovery Laws
  

• White Paper -- The Global Privacy and Information Security Landscape, Pillsbury, Winthrop, Shaw, and Pittman (4/2010)
• Data Protection Survey Results of Duke Alumni In-House Counsel, Federal Judicial Center (11/13/2012)

PANEL 3:  Recent Developments in EU and Other Regions’ Privacy Laws
 

• Proposal for a Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council on the Protection of Individuals with Regard to the Processing of Personal Data by Competent Authorities for the Purposes of Prevention, Investigation, Detection or Prosecution of Criminal Offences or the Execution of Criminal Penalties, and the Free Movement of Such Data, European Commission (1/25/2012)

PANEL 4:  Current Approaches Taken in Litigation to Comply with Conflicting US Discovery and EU Privacy Laws
 

• Original Paper - Current Approaches Taken in U.S. Litigation To Comply With Potentially Conflicting U.S. Discovery Obligations and EU and Other Foreign Privacy Data Statutes, Ichel, Kahn & Edelman (11/2012)                 

PANEL 5:  Sedona Conference and Other Proposed Approaches to Address Conflicting Demands
 

• Original Paper - The Sedona Conference® and Other Proposed Approaches to Address Conflicting Demands, Esteban, (11/30/2012)
• Resolution 103 of the American Bar Association House of Delegates
• Section of International Law Report to the House of Delegates Supporting Resolution 103, American Bar Association
• Framework for Analysis of Cross-Border Discovery Conflicts: A Practical Guide to Navigating the Competing Currents of International Data Privacy and e-Discovery, Sedona Conference®, (8/2008)
• International Principles on Discovery, Disclosure & Data Protection: Best Practices, Recommendations & Principles for Addressing the Preservation Discovery of Protected Data in U.S. Litigation, Sedona Conference®, (12/2011)
• Comments on Sedona Conference’s International Principles, Article 29 Data Protection Working Party (6/12/2012)
• So Close, Yet So Far Apart: The EU and U.S. Visions of a New Privacy Framework, Wolf and Maxwell (Summer/2012)

PANEL 6:  Feasibility of Rules Amendments, Legislation, International Treaties, Compacts, and Conventions to Address Conflicting Demands
 

• Original Paper - Feasability of Rule Amendments, Legislation, International Treaties, Compacts, and Conventions To Address Conflicting Demands, Marcus (11/2012)
• Proposed Amendment to Civil Rule 26(a) Addressing Discovery in Foreign Nations, Judicial Conference (9/1990)
• Proposed Amendments to Civil Rule 26(c) Facilitating Use of Protective Orders, Civil Rules Committee (3/1995)
• Position on Proposed Legislation Restricting the Use of Protective Orders, Judicial Conference (1/2000)
• Position on Redacting Personal Identifier Information, Judicial Conference (3/2008)
• Position on Sealing Orders, Judicial Conference (9/13/2011)
• The Reluctant Partner: Making Procedural Law For International Civil Litigation, Burbank (1994)
• Whose Regulatory Interests?: Outsourcing the Treaty Function, Burbank (10/25/2012)