eDiscovery

Best Practices When the Corporate Client is Deposed

E-discovery has increased both the demand and importance of corporate witness testimony. After culling, application of keywords, technology assistance and […]

Does “Memo” About A Privileged Memo Waive Privilege?

The defendant mortgage company conducted an internal investigation under the aegis of its outside lawyers, after an allegation that it […]

Spoliation Sanctions Can Dwarf What The Case Is Worth

A ruling from the Second Circuit Court earlier this year is a cautionary tale about the importance of implementing sound […]

Trump’s SCOTUS Choice, Judge Kavanaugh, Just Opined On “Privilege”

Brett Kavanaugh, the President’s nominee for the Supreme Court and current judge on the Court of Appeals for the DC […]

Turning E-Discovery Concepts Into Practice

Some familiar e-discovery concepts, what they mean in practice, and why they should not allowed to default into….

Your Location Data, Bought And Sold

A dramatic event in an industry many people weren’t aware of – the buying and selling of cell phone user […]

Elite FLA Firm Accused Of Bribery, Stiffing Client

A Fort Lauderdale law firm known for helping George Bush’s case in his year 2000 election victory and for winning […]

Bridging The Gap Between IT & Legal

In an e-discovery project, IT and Legal personnel need to work together as seamlessly and smoothly as possible. That can […]

Turning E-Discovery Concepts into Practice

Robert Keeling, Esq., Co-Chair of the E-Discovery Group at Sidley Austin, offered advice to legal departments and law firms that […]

The Search for a Cure for E-Discovery Addiction

Poor information governance practices placed businesses on a collision course with long-standing discovery practices, leading to an inflection point in […]

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