E-Discovery

Can FOIA Get To Private Emails?

What looked like a clear answer in a 2016 appeals court decision was qualified by a federal court earlier this […]

Significant amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure late in 2015, followed by a flood of judicial opinions interpreting […]

Courts will expect parties to cooperate. Federal Rules of Civil Procedure amendments in 2015 make it clear that increased cooperation […]

The movement toward more flexible technology is taking hold with both law firm and corporate clients globally. For lawyers, this […]

E-discovery professionals should not use the same preservation approach for each case, but rather should follow a repeatable process that […]

Electronically stored information can be boiled down to two types, unstructured and structured. Lawyers are most familiar with unstructured data […]

Getting compliance by employees when the company is subject to a hold can be a major challenge. Employees will need […]

Emojis have become a common way for people to communicate online, and their use needs to be addressed in e-discovery…

The California Supreme Court is readying a decision on whether the public has a right to texts, emails, and other […]

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has denied the government’s request for an en banc hearing, in […]