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Court Rejects Church’s Appeal Upholding Sanction
In this opinion, the appellate court soundly rejected the defendant’s arguments, affirming a daily $4,000 sanction for the defendant’s willful refusal to comply with discovery.
Announcing the Three Archetypes of Corporate Ediscovery
Get success tips from the three corporate e-discovery archetypes, based on attitudes: heroic Achievers, reactive Strugglers and disinterested Idlers.
Genpact Avoids Sanctions with Timely Legal Holds and ESI Search
In this illegal discrimination case, defendant Genpact avoids sanctions by issuing proper litigation holds and guiding custodians through ESI search.
Invincea and Lead Counsel Pay for Late Discovery Despite Case Settlement
In Vir2us, Inc. v. Invincea, Inc., discovery violations and failing to comply with Federal Rules of Civil Procedure cost the defendant and its lead counsel.
2017 PREX, The Premier Conference For In-House E-Discovery Professionals
PREX is the premier conference for in-house e-discovery professionals held in Portland on Sept 12-14, 2017. Join us to further your e-discovery education.
Ninth Circuit Requires an Intentional Spoliator to Pay the Freight With a Default Judgment
Ninth Circuit affirms district court’s grant of default judgment as sanctions for intentional deletion of data after explicit preservation order.
