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Discovery
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Delaware Corporate & Commercial Litigation Blog
Staying Discovery
Orloff v. Shulman Del. Ch., C.A. No. 852, February 2, 2005 (Lamb, V.C.) In this case the court addressed the issue of a Motion to Stay Discovery Pending the Resolution…
Media Law Prof Blog
The Defamation Derby
Judge Peter Leisure has denied Dominick Dunne's request for a protective order barring public dissemination of the videotape transcript of his September 2004, deposition in Gary Condit's defamation case against…
White Collar Crime Prof Blog
What is Scrushy Doing While the Trial Is Delayed?
By Ellen Podgor
According the the Atlanta Jrl Const. (AJC) the Scrushy trial is delayed a week as the prosecution "unloaded thousands of documents containing potential evidence on Scrushy right before opening statements…
New Jersey Law Blog
Best Practices – Are They Always Best?
Several years ago, the New Jersey Administrative Office of the Courts and the New Jersey Supreme Court implemented a very well intended program designed to increase the efficiency of the…
Tom Mighell
Shocking Discovery
By Tom Mighell
What?!?!? The New York Times discovers that there is a worldwide problem with spyware!
California Employment Law Update
Documents Exchanged Between Parties To Joint- Defense Agreement Should Have Been Examined By Court
By Tony Oncidi
Oxy Resources Cal. LLC v. Superior Court, 115 Cal. App. 4th 874 (2004) Oxy Resources and EOG Resources entered into a complex transaction whereby they exchanged interests in a number…
California Employment Law Update
Investigation Conducted By Claims Adjusters/Attorneys May Be Subject To Discovery
By Tony Oncidi
2,022 Ranch, LLC v. Superior Court, 113 Cal. App. 4th 1377 (2003) A purchaser of land (2,022 Ranch, LLC) sued its title insurer (Chicago Title) for breach of contract and…
The Trademark Blog
Play by Play in SCO v. IBM
Interim decision re discovery in SCO v. IBM reported in eWeek here. All SCO v. IBM all the time at Groklaw here.
California Employment Law Update
Terminating Sanctions And $1.6 Million Award Upheld Against Employer Following Discovery Abuses
By Tony Oncidi
Walker v. San Francisco Housing Authority, 100 Cal. App. 4th 685 (2002) Thelma Walker was employed as a “journeyman painter” for the San Francisco Housing Authority (SFHA). In her lawsuit…