eDiscovery

Extreme Disproportion: E-Discovery in Employment Litigation

In most employment litigation, the employee possesses very little information potentially relevant to the case, while the employer’s potentially huge […]

Chinese Companies May Provide More Documents To U.S. Regulators

It has been difficult to obtain information from Chinese companies listed on U.S. exchanges during the course of litigation or […]

Some Pointed E-Discovery Lessons From A Battle Of Giants

Apple v. Samsung was extensively covered in the media, but most people were not aware that leading up to trial […]

Practical Tips For Managing E-Discovery

This article addresses current topics in the preservation, collection and review of electronically stored information. The first step after receiving […]

Some Pointed E-Discovery Lessons from a Battle of Giants

Before trial in the litigation between Samsung and Apple, the court focused on the e-discovery efforts of the parties. Apple […]

What Explains Failure To Preserve Electronic Evidence?

A discrimination-retaliation case, where there was an adverse inference against the defendant for failure to preserve potentially relevant electronically stored […]

Why Proposed Amendments to Federal Rules of Civil Procedure Matter Today

They are a good indicator of how federal judges are looking at e-discovery issues now…

A Third Party In Litigation, Google Is Forced To Reveal Search Terms

The company had responded to a document request made by Apple, as part of Apple’s litigation with Samsung. When Apple […]

Courts: Key Words Are Not Work Product

Lawyers often considered the methods they used to find responsive documents as privileged work product…

A Corporate Counsel’s Guide to Predictive Coding

Predictive coding is computer or technology-assisted review that extrapolates human review decisions from a subset of materials to classify documents […]

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