Ediscovery
“Careless and Indifferent” Approach to Ediscovery Merits a Forensic Mirror Image
In this day and age, it seems unreasonable for counsel to accept any claim that only one relevant e-mail might exist.
Mere Negligence and Conjecture Cannot Support a Spoliation Claim
In the Third Circuit, mere negligence is not enough to support a claim of spoliation.
Proportionality, and the Chicken and Egg Problem of Initial Damage Disclosures in Patent Litigation
The court needs to understand the value of the case to be able to judge discovery-related disputes on the basis of proportionality
Zapproved’s Take on Cloud Computing and the Future of Ediscovery
Legal Hold Pro, Zapproved's ediscovery software, is included in Gartner's E-Discovery Magic Quadrant report as a company to watch
Avoiding BYOD Preservation Problems
BYOD is creating preservation problems for corporations. This article offers suggestions how to avoid BYOD preservation problems.
Court Forces Plaintiff to Eat Crow[e] After Failing to Disclose Facebook Account
Parties must know courts view social media as any other form of evidence and will require organizations to preserve social media in discovery.