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All About eDiscovery
Boilerplate Objections and Discovery Games Require Little Effort but Result in Big Sanctions
Bursztein v Best Buy Stores, L.P., (2021 WL 1961645 [SD NY 2021]) involves a personal injury lawsuit arising from plaintiff Perla Bursztein’s slip and fall accident in a New York…
eDiscovery Bytes
ESI Protocol Part V: Manner of Production
The following is Part V in a multi-part series on how to draft and leverage an ESI protocol in any litigation. Part I of our series discussed the When, How…
The Faculty Lounge
Know When to Fold ‘Em
This is a video of one of the most remarkable poker decisions you will ever see (with a lesson for lawyers at the end). Both Thu Xoa Nguyen and Athanasios…
Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog
COVID-19: Challenges for Litigators and Underwriters – A Discussion with John Garaffa on the Decisions and Rationale of Recent Business Interruption Cases
This past week Merlin Law Group attorneys, Amy Currotto and I, had the pleasure of participating in the American Bar Association’s two-day webinar titled “COVID 19: Challenges for Litigators and…
Eye on ESG
Business and Human Rights in the UK – Litigation Risk
By Sam Eastwood, James Ford, Libby Reynolds, Christopher Howes
There have been two recent developments in the UK which further highlight the litigation risk for international companies in respect of the activities of their foreign subsidiaries. The UK is…
Construction & Transition Litigation Law Blog
The Dollars and Sense of Transition Litigation – Retaining the Right Counsel
It may come as no surprise that litigation can be costly. Many times, potential claimants seeking to temper their litigation costs look for the least expensive counsel they can find.…
Delaware Chancery Law Blog
The Court of Chancery Rules that the Time to Seek Reconsideration Begins to Run on the Date an Oral Ruling Is Rendered
A motion to reargue in the Delaware Court of Chancery “may be served and filed within 5 days after the filing of the Court's opinion or the receipt of the…
Privacy World
CPW Week in Review
In case you missed it, below is a summary of recent posts from CPW. Please feel free to reach out if you are interested in additional information on any of…
California Construction Law Blog
You Can Litigate a Dispute. Just Don’t LITIGATE a Dispute.
By Garret Murai
Litigation can get personal. But when you’re an attorney as well as the litigant, things can get both personal as well as nasty, and this can…
A Lawyer's Blog
NO CERTIFICATE OF CONFORMITY IN LITIGATION?
CPLR 2309 (c) provides "(c) Oaths and affirmations taken without the state. An oath or affirmation taken without the state shall be treated as if taken within the state if…