ediscovery
Court Responds to ‘Fishing Expedition’ by Strictly Limiting Discovery
In this wrongful termination case, Tingle v. Hebert, the court partially granted the defendant’s motion to compel the plaintiff to produce personal data.
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.
The 12 Days ’til PREXmas
Discover 12 reasons to attend PREX17
Last chance to register for PREX17
Don’t miss your last chance to attend PREX17, the premier conference for in-house e-discovery professionals, in Portland, OR, Sept. 12-14, 2017
Court Sanctions Counsel for Not Disclosing Deleted Client Emails
In People v. Miller, the Colorado Supreme Court fined and publicly censured attorney Randall Miller for failing to promptly disclose deleted emails.
In Ediscovery, Writing a Program to Analyze Data Isn’t the Same as Producing New Data
In this proposed class action, the court granted a motion compelling the defendant to produce e-discovery data to define the class of potential plaintiffs.
