Jay Brudz Alexander M Brodsky
March 28, 2014 | Inside Counsel
Using contract terms to limit e-discovery costs and burdens in commercial litigationWhat are the contract terms your business may want to consider in order to minimize e-discovery costs and burdens and provide greater certainty to the process?
By Jay Brudz, Alexander M. Brodsky
11 minute read
February 14, 2014 | Inside Counsel
Technology: Using contract terms to specify the timing and scope of the duty to preserveA provision that identifies exactly when preservation is triggered removes the gray area the uncertainties associated with this confusing and oftentimes contentious area of the law.
By Jay Brudz, Alexander M. Brodsky
17 minute read
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