We are thrilled to present the following article by the esteemed Judge Bernice Donald and Ronald Hedges. Judge Bernice B. Donald is a United States Circuit Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit. She was appointed by President Barack Obama...
We are thrilled to present the following article by the esteemed Judge Bernice Donald and Ronald Hedges. Judge Bernice B. Donald is a United States Circuit Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit. She was appointed by President Barack Obama...
We are thrilled to present the following article by ediscovery and privacy experts Karen Lust and David Cohen. Karen Lust is Counsel at Reed Smith and part of the firm’s global Records & E-Discovery (RED) Practice Group. She is also an EU-Certified...
Privilege. By definition: a special right, advantage, or immunity granted or available only to a particular person or group. White supremacy is the idea that white people are better and more deserving of wealth, power, and yes–privilege–than people of color. White...
In this claim for injuries sustained during a boat cruise, the court began its opinion by noting that “a picture is worth a thousand words.” Given that, “surely a video must be worth significantly more” — and video evidence from 200 surveillance cameras worth yet more...
In this employment case, the magistrate imposed monetary sanctions and recommended an adverse inference jury instruction for the defendants’ spoliation of electronically stored information (ESI). Although the defendants were on notice of the plaintiff’s claims and had...
In-House Insights Series – Part 6 Over the last few weeks, In-House Insights has been exploring the importance of having a sound preservation plan and process in place. In developing and writing down your plan, your legal process becomes transparent, consistent, and...
Envy Hawaii LLC v. Volvo Car USA LLC No. 17-00040 HG-RT (D. Haw. Mar. 20, 2019) In this contract dispute, the court denied the defendant’s motion for spoliation sanctions, finding that it had not conclusively established that the evidence in question was, in fact,...
In-House Insights Series – Part 5 Our latest In-House Insights series has been exploring the core elements of a sound preservation plan. We’ve discussed the trigger, scope, and notification steps. But a legal hold doesn’t end with the notice; rather, a legal...
Looking to make the most of your time in Chicago? From art museums to sporting events to architectural landmarks, this world-class city is filled with endless possibilities. The Intercontinental Hotel is located at the heart of Chicago’s Magnificent Mile, providing a...
In-House Insight Series – Part 4 Our goal for Elevate Ediscovery remains providing practical guidance and actionable tips for in-house ediscovery professionals on an array of ediscovery topics. In earlier posts, we explored the key elements of a sound...
We’ve previously written about GN Netcom, Inc. v. Plantronics, Inc. — a long-running antitrust matter involving egregious spoliation of emails — but the saga isn’t over yet. In this recent opinion, the Third Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the district court in...
