eDiscovery

Fed Court Applies U.S. Privilege To An Internal VW Investigation

U.S. lawyers from Jones Day had conducted an internal investigation for Volkswagen as part of their representation of the company […]

Controlling the burgeoning costs of e-discovery was a prime driver behind the 2015 amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil […]

Taking a backdoor approach to a looming cybersecurity problem, legislation proposed by a bipartisan group of senators would impose significant […]

In e-discovery, you never know where you’re going to find the proverbial smoking gun. It could be in a smartphone […]

In a world that’s increasingly characterized by automation, the legal industry is trying to figure out what it looks like […]

It sounds simple but it can get complicated. One complication: overlapping holds, and “lack of clarity around what ESI is […]

A federal court ruled that a woman who worked under the general counsel of a collection agency as a “litigation […]

Insourcing of e-discovery and other legal functions is more than a trend. It constitutes a major shift in the legal […]

When it comes to electronic discovery, you never know where the proverbial smoking gun might be hiding. It could be […]

Companies can do better for themselves than the typical boilerplate in the arbitration provisions of their consumer and business contracts, […]