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Electronically Stored Information
188 published works
All About eDiscovery
Federal Court Denies Request for Wholesale Disclosure of Text Messages
A recent federal district court decision, Lawson et al. v Love’s Travel Stops & Country Stores, Inc., US Dist Ct, MD Pa, 1:17-CV-1266, Carlson, J., 2019, reminds litigants of the…
Cogneesol Blog
Misconceptions about eDiscovery that Business Owners Should Know!
By Ritu Kaushal
Digital technology is having a wide-spread impact on all the industries, and the legal industry is also not exempted from the same. As legal practitioners are finding their way to…
All About eDiscovery
The Foreign Language of E-Discovery
Have you ever been involved in a meet and confer regarding electronically stored information and felt your adversary was speaking a foreign language? Is active machine learning an unfamiliar concept…
New York Trusts & Estates Litigation
Nothing in Life (and Litigation) is Free: Surrogate’s Court Awards a Non-Party $40,000 in Counsel Fees for Complying with a Subpoena Requiring Production of ESI
New York CPLR 3122(d) provides that the “reasonable production expenses” incurred by a non-party’s compliance with a subpoena shall be defrayed by the party issuing the subpoena. May a non-party’s…
Drug & Device Law
Spoliation & Third Party Subpoenas
By Bexis
Someone asked us the other day whether spoliation sanctions could lie against a non-party for alleged loss/destruction of electronically stored information sought through a third-party subpoena. On the one hand,…
Hanzo Blog
Court Dicta in Paisley Park v. Boxill Foresees Expansion of Discoverable ESI
Parties “Do Not Get to Select What Evidence They Want to Produce, or From What Sources” Are you preserving all of the electronically stored information (ESI) that’s relevant to…
Parcels Blog
eDiscovery 101: Electronically Stored Information
To put it flatly, ESI is used within litigation and can be presented in court as evidence, should a judge decide that it’s necessary to have. Thus, there does not…
Parcels Blog
eDiscovery 101: Electronically Stored Information
To put it flatly, ESI is used within litigation and can be presented in court as evidence, should a judge decide that it’s necessary to have. Thus, there does not…
Percipient
Does Parent Company Have Duty to Ensure Subsidiary Preserves Documents and ESI?
By Chad Main
If a subsidiary business is embroiled in a legal dispute, must the parent company see to it that the subsidiary preserves materials relevant to the dispute? As with all great…
Exterro's E-Discovery Breakdown
4 Trends Shaping E-Discovery Today
By Tim Rollins
E-Discovery, as an industry, is once again at an inflection point. For an industry that is only about 15 years old, it certainly has had a turbulent ride. While throughout…