By Jason Grant | March 22, 2019
Writing that the IME observer-notes issue has been addressed by “the trial courts with varying results," a First Department, Appellate Division panel examined the issue in the context of a case in which a personal-injury plaintiff had moved to quash the defendants' subpoena duces tecum seeking notes from a plaintiff-hired observer of an independent medical exam.
By Victoria Hudgins | March 22, 2019
While the way Jared Kushner allegedly uses WhatsApp for government correspondence satisfies record-keeping laws, e-discovery experts caution that screenshots could be inadmissible as evidence.
By Zach Warren | March 21, 2019
The app, currently for Apple mobile devices, allows RelativityOne users to access their workspaces and case documents, tag relevant documents, and sync their work with their larger review team from mobile devices.
By Victoria Hudgins | March 21, 2019
Even large organizations in highly regulated and litigation-heavy industries say they didn't have formal e-discovery training, according to a survey by Exterro and Duke Law's EDRM.
By Victoria Hudgins | March 19, 2019
E-discovery practitioners are challenged by the quantity and variety of internet of things device data. But that doesn't mean they can ignore it.
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By Victoria Hudgins | March 19, 2019
E-discovery practitioners are challenged by the quantity and variety of internet of things device data. But that doesn't mean they can ignore it.
By Jonathan Ringel | March 18, 2019
"If I could mandate one change in the practice of law, it would be to ban the use of e-mail communication between civil practitioners."
By Jonathan Ringel | March 18, 2019
"If I could mandate one change in the practice of law, it would be to ban the use of e-mail communication between civil practitioners."
By Jonathan Ringel | March 18, 2019
"If I could mandate one change in the practice of law, it would be to ban the use of e-mail communication between civil practitioners."
By Ross Todd | March 16, 2019
A California state court judge found that a litigation opponent of the social media giant had "utilized the services of counsel to aid in committing a crime or fraud" when handing over confidential documents to British Parliament and journalists.
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