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Electronically Stored Information
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All About eDiscovery
In What Format Should I Make My Production? And, Does Format Matter?
The issue of production format when dealing with ESI is often the subject of discussion and disagreement. If possible, the parties to the litigation should agree at the outset to…
Percipient
Is That Discovery or ESI You Want Really Lost?
By Chad Main
Before you get all fired up and shoot off an email to opposing counsel with the obligatory threat of sanctions because his/her client did not preserve certain email messages,…
Percipient
Is that Discovery or ESI You Want Really Lost?
By Chad Main
Before you get all fired up and shoot off an email to opposing counsel with the obligatory threat of sanctions because his/her client did not preserve certain email messages, take…
Parcels Blog
The A-Z’s of eDiscovery: E-L
e-Discovery news is everywhere, and when you read it, it can sometimes feel like information overload from all the industry specific jargon and acronyms. What good is reading information if…
Hanzo Blog
5 Reasons You Need an eDiscovery Playbook for Managing Your Enterprise Slack Data
By Jim Murphy
The collaboration app Slack sounds, from its full name, like it should be designed for discovery in litigation—“Slack” is actually an acronym for “Searchable Log of All Conversation and Knowledge.”…
Corporate & Securities Law Blog
Delaware Courts Address Production of Emails and Other Electronically Stored Information In Response to Section 220 Demands
By Jeffrey Fessler, John Stigi
Section 220 of the Delaware General Corporation Law, 8 Del. C. § 220, provides that any stockholder of a Delaware corporation “shall, upon written demand under oath stating the purpose…
Delaware Corporate & Commercial Litigation Blog
Company Required to Produce Emails Among Management to Stockholders
The Delaware Supreme Court recently issued an opinion that clarifies the duty of a company to produce emails among its management in a Section 220 case. In KT4 Partners LLC…
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…
All About eDiscovery
Rule 45’s Geographic Restrictions Do Not Apply to the Production of Electronically Stored Information
By Katie Cole
In a recent decision out of Oklahoma (Curtis v. Progressive N. Ins. Co., No. CIV-17-1076-C [W.D. Okla. June 13, 2018]), District Judge Robin J. Cauthron ruled that non-party ESI subpoenaed…
Parcels Blog
eDiscovery 101: The Basics of Electronic Discovery
By Stephen Geer
Whether you are in the midst of litigation, or know that litigation is right around the corner, having a solid foundation of eDiscovery knowledge is crucial to your case. So…