E-Discovery
Among in-house counsel there is much angst around e-discovery, and for good reasons: mounting costs, rampant techno-babble and a pronounced […]
Twenty years ago, baseball front offices bankrolled scouts who would evaluate talent by box score and physical stature. Fast forward […]
A case history of a recent discovery dispute between a health care plan and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid […]
New amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure will take effect on December 1. An advisory from Arnold & […]
The approach of many corporations to e-discovery is driven by fear of spoliation and sanctions. This leads to a “collect […]
An internecine dispute between a company and several shareholders that is playing out in federal court in the Northern District […]
Generally, confidential information will be kept confidential, but there there are nuances that depend on the stage of the merger […]
Although email threading has existed as a review tool for quite a while, it is just now becoming the industry […]
In a proposed M&A transaction, the reviewing government agency may request additional information, in a so-called “Second Request.” Second Requests […]
The saga of the under-inflated football and Tom Brady’s now suspended suspension has entertained a lot of people, most of […]
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