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Discovery
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MS Litigation Review & Commentary
About That No Discovery Proposal
Last month two federal court of appeals judges sucking up to speaking at the Federalist Society Convention advocated no discovery in cases worth less than $500,000. From the Slate article:…
Tort Talk
Plaintiff Permitted to Amend Med Mal Complaint to Conform Pleadings to Additional Information Gathered During Discovery
In the case of Kellock v. Wilkes-Barre Hospital Co., LLC, No. 17-CV-4655 (C.P. Lacka. Co. Dec. 20, 2018 Nealon, J.), the court addressed issues pertaining to a request to amend…
All About eDiscovery
The Rule 26 Conference: Necessary Evil or Critical for Streamlined and Efficient Discovery?
Often viewed as a necessary evil, the Rule 26(f) conference can serve as an invaluable opportunity to meaningfully discuss discovery such that the process is streamlined and seeks to avoid…
Percipient
People Are Really Interested in Subpoenas… Who Knew?
By Chad Main
Every year about this time, we take a look at our most read articles to see what piqued people’s interest. Come to find out, this year, people are very interested…
HL Chronicle of Data Protection
U.S. Court Allows Video Deposition Over EU Deponent’s Privacy Objections
By Michelle Kisloff, Morgan Perna
A U.S. court has recently ruled that an EU citizen’s privacy rights and the GDPR do not trump a U.S. litigant’s right to obtain discovery, including video-taped depositions. In d’Amico…
Policyholder Pulse
New Jersey Superior Court Issues New Rules for Complex Business Litigation
Insurance coverage litigation can be lengthy and is usually complex, and these characteristics are only exacerbated by the need to comply with often arcane state law rules of procedure. New…
Trade Secret Insider
Federal Courts in Louisiana Recognize Trend in Trade Secret Cases
Lawsuits alleging trade secret theft raise challenging discovery concerns, as they almost always arise in the context of an employee leaving to work for a direct competitor. Courts have struggled…
The Relativity Blog
Doing Discovery Right: How Seyfarth Shaw Tackles e-Discovery
By Relativity
When Scott Carlson at Seyfarth Shaw saw electronic discovery blooming in 2004, he and his team established a strategy that would ultimately make waves for their firm.
International Financial Law Prof Blog
UK Court Considers Evidence Order Initiated in US in Dreymoor Fertilisers Overseas v. Eurochem Trading Gmbh and JSC MCC Eurochem
Dreymoor Fertilisers Overseas Pte Limited v. Eurochem Trading and JSC MCC Eurochem The application This is an application by the claimant, Dreymoor Fertilisers Overseas Pte Ltd ("Dreymoor"), to continue an injunction to…
De Novo
In Which the Author Goes Hunting and Very Nearly Catches a Woozle
By Jay O'Keeffe
Over the weekend, Official Friend of De Novo(TM) Ross Guberman posted a challenge on Twitter: Who could come up with a fresh way to convey the idea that opposing counsel…