Topic
Cooperation in Discovery
5 published works
eDiscovery Today Blog
Cooperation in Discovery is Not Capitulation: eDiscovery Best Practices
By Doug Austin
Sure, I can say it, but when an experienced judge like Judge Ralph Artigliere says cooperation in discovery is not capitulation, it means even more! The post Cooperation in Discovery…
Data Law Insights
A Call for Increased Cooperation: Litigants and their lawyers need to meet and confer early and often—and learn how to do so effectively—and courts need to encourage cooperation through greater facilitation and sanctions
Litigation costs are far too often driven up by an unnecessarily adversarial approach to discovery. Many clients and their counsel continue to believe that their litigation interests are best served…
Discovery Advocate
Advocating Cooperation and Proportionality? Study the case law!
Co-authored by: Alberto Rodriguez In a prior post we noted that those seeking to achieve proportionality in the face of objection by an opponent, or a court’s lack of experience,…
Chicago IP Litigation
Litigants Cooperating? Sedona Conference says “Yes.”
Yesterday the Sedona Conference (a nonprofit research and educational institute dedicated to the advanced study of law and policy in the areas of antitrust law, complex litigation, and intellectual property…
Delaware Corporate & Commercial Litigation Blog
Sedona Conference Promotes Cooperation in Discovery
Here is a "Cooperation Proclamation" by The Sedona Conference, regarding the discovery phase of litigation, that also has been signed on to by a number of judges around the country. The Sedona…