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Discovery
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China Law Blog
Can You Subpoena a Chinese Company? What You Need to Know About China Discovery
By Dan Harris
Can You Subpoena a Chinese Company? What You Need to Know About China Discovery In cross-border litigation involving mainland China-based defendants, U.S. litigation lawyers often mistake the ability to issue…
Dispute Resolution Blog
From Discovery to Determination: When Orders on Discovery Applications Become Interim Awards
Summary: In its recent decision in APTEC Advanced Protective Technologies AG v. Union of India, the Delhi High Court reaffirmed a fundamental principle of arbitral jurisprudence: the legal character of…
California Employment Law Update
Law Firm Should Have Been Disqualified From Case After Reviewing Privileged Emails
By Tony Oncidi
Guardian Storage Centers, LLC v. Simpson, 119 Cal. App. 5th 509 (2026) After terminating the employment of Julie Simpson (Guardian’s COO), Guardian’s CEO/owner sued Simpson for a variety of claims, including…
Commercial Case Notes
Tax Records Discoverable Only When They Are Indispensable
By John Lundin
On April 22, 2026, Justice Reed of the New York County Commercial Division issued a decision in Slice Wireless Servs., LLC v. Yakubov, 2026 NY Slip Op. 50568(U), holding that…
eDiscovery Today Blog
Prompts Generated by an Expert Are Discoverable, Court Rules: eDiscovery Case Law
By Doug Austin
In Conservation Law Foundation v. Shell Oil, Connecticut Magistrate Judge Thomas O. Farrish ruled that prompts generated by an expert to identify materials for review are discoverable under Rule 26…
eDiscovery Today Blog
The Terabyte-o-Saurus is Complicating Discovery and Forensics: Forensics Best Practices
By Doug Austin
What is a “Terabyte-o-Saurus”? Melinda Redenius at Veracity Forensics tells you here – and how it is complicating discovery and forensics! The post The Terabyte-o-Saurus is Complicating Discovery and Forensics:…
Commercial Case Notes
Notice to Admit Cannot be Used as a Means to Discover Facts
By John Lundin
On March 26, 2026, Justice Patel of the New York County Commercial Division issued a decision in Irizarry v. Zelaya, 2026 NY Slip Op. 31254(U), holding that a Notice to…
eDiscovery Today Blog
Information Obtained During the Depositions Leads to Re-Opening Discovery: eDiscovery Case Law
By Doug Austin
In Harms v. Lewis, the Supreme Court, Appellate Division, Fourth Department of New York “unanimously affirmed” an order that granted plaintiff’s motion to compel defendants to comply with certain discovery demands after…
Bressler Risk Blog
Security Risk — AI Engagement Letter Advice, Inside Another Large Law Firm Hack
By Dan Bressler
“Your Client Is Talking to ChatGPT About Their Case. After ‘Heppner,’ That’s a Discovery Problem.” — “You have a client right now who is typing their case details into ChatGPT.…
The CLS Blue Sky Blog
Sidley Discusses Protective Orders and Generative AI in Discovery
By David A. Gordon, Takayuki Ono, Matt S. Jackson, Daniel Lim, Stephen Beemsterboer
As courts have begun addressing generative AI in the privilege and work product context, they are also confronting related disputes in the context of protective orders. Recent decisions Morgan v. V2X,…