eDiscovery

Court Rejects Search Of Backup Tapes As Not “Proportional”

The court told a plaintiff physician, who was pleading defamation and discrimination after a health care provider revoked his privileges […]

Cruising Through E-discovery

The author offers best practices, strategies and concrete advice about e-discovery projects. The starting point is the creation of a […]

Why Speed Counts in E-Discovery

Speed in e-discovery improves strategy and reduces risk and uncertainty. The advent of cloud computing that is purpose-built for data […]

Building a Better Play List with Technology-Assisted Document Review

Predictive coding can cull through vast amounts of data by quickly identifying relevant documents, thus making the document review process […]

No Privilege For Handwritten Notes

The court denied the privilege request, on the grounds that the notes could not be construed as…

Minimizing Discovery Cost Through Effective Trial Strategy

New federal rules are likely to help curb the high cost of e-discovery in litigation, but the most effective means […]

Judge Peck Says “Not There Yet” For Technology Assisted Review

U.S. Magistrate Judge Andrew J. Peck of the Southern District of New York, whose rulings have been instrumental in shaping […]

Practical Proportionality Through Science

The change to Rule 26(b) in the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure emphasizes proportionality in discovery by elevating existing language […]

$3M In Sanctions For E-Mail Deletion

In a Delaware antitrust case, a reminder that giving into the understandable impulse to…

Address Information Governance Now to Avoid Legal Headaches Later

New research by the Information Governance Initiative (IGI) found that 98 percent of 400 information management professionals surveyed had records […]

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