Topic
Discovery
1,110 published works
New York Attorney Malpractice Blog
A Crowded Field of Legal Malpractice Claims is Thinned
RTW Retailwinds, Inc. v Colucci & Umans 2023 NY Slip Op 00831 Decided on February 14, 2023 Appellate Division, First Department represents a rare instance of the Appellate Division examining…
Pennsylvania Family Law
Coping with the 5th Amendment Blues
Family lawyers don’t run into the 5th Amendment often but when it happens time stands still. If we lived in a world where lawyers engaged in free discovery and deposed…
Drug & Device Law
S.D. Ohio Rejects Discovery Re Other Products and Corporate Parent
Evidence of other similar acts can be devastatingly effective. It’s easier for us to believe somebody did something wrong on a specific occasion if we hear they have a prior…
Nebraska Debt & Bankruptcy Blog
Discovery: What you do after responding to a lawsuit.
By Sam Turco
If you bothered to file a written response to a lawsuit with the Clerk of the Court, what is the next step? What happens after you respond to a lawsuit?…
eDiscovery Today Blog
No Deficiency in Plaintiff’s Production Means Denial of Motion to Compel: eDiscovery Case Law
By Doug Austin
In ImprimisRx, LLC v. OSRX, Inc., California Magistrate Judge David D. Leshner, finding no deficiency in Plaintiff's production of emails, denied Defendants’ motion to compel Plaintiff to produce the search…
Harvey & Binnall Insight & News
So What Exactly is a Subpoena?
What is a Subpoena? A subpoena is an order issued or approved by a court. Generally, a subpoena is used to demand testimony or production of documents, or both, at…
Resolving Discovery Disputes
What to do When the Deponent Refuses to Answer
A common area ob abuse occurs when attorneys instruct a witness not to answer a deposition question.
Joe's Coffee Break
Bad Discovery Objections
By Joe Patton
The articulation of mere conclusory objections are insufficient to carry the resisting party’s burden.
Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog
Marine, Boat, and Yacht Claims Files Are Discoverable In New York—A Tribute Post To Retiring Paralegal Bob Bluni
By Chip Merlin
My sister, Emily Merlin, has a bachelor’s degree in paralegal administration from the University of West Florida. She reminds me that she can do anything that I can as a…
Texas Employment Law Update
Texas Supreme Court Holds Discovery of Cell Phone Data Limited to Time When Cell Phone Use Could be Contributing Cause of Incident
Today, the Supreme Court of Texas established the limits for discovery of cell phone data like text messages, e-mails and other data in a tort case arising from a specific…