By Andrew Goudsward | September 10, 2021
Day Pitney attorneys representing the gun manufacturer Remington Arms sought report cards and disciplinary records on school children killed in the Sandy Hook massacre, subpoenas that legal experts said appeared to have little relevance to the case.
By Meghann M. Cuniff | September 10, 2021
U.S. District Judge Jesse Furman on Thursday rejected a bid by Michael Avenatti to halt DOJ review of a newly accessed iPad in his wire fraud case involving ex-client Stormy Daniels. Distinguishing the case from the recent mistrial in California, the judge dismissed an oft-cited Fourth Circuit opinion criticizing the DOJ's privilege-review teams and said courts in his Second Circuit "have long blessed such procedures."
By Ryan Rhodes, Gulfstream Legal Group | September 8, 2021
When legal software reaches retirement, law firms and legal departments should view this as an opportunity to migrate to a better, more advanced and secure product, rather than view it with trepidation or dread. Here's how to tackle the transition.
By Jasmine Floyd | September 7, 2021
Once signed in, users can pinpoint potential matches based on several factors, including age, geography, gender, as well as job title or practice area.
By Victoria Hudgins | September 7, 2021
Pricing per gigabyte for the use of e-discovery tech, while not always budget friendly, will likely continue to be a mainstay in the industry. While some firms see flat fees as a better option, others have found them to be even more expensive in certain circumstances.
By David Horrigan, Relativity | September 7, 2021
Do the coastal dwellers get to control the time zone for discovery deadlines? Here's what recent case law, as well as one retired federal judge, have to say.
By Jason Grant | September 3, 2021
A state appeals court has ruled that a Rochester-based insurance and employee benefits company and related defendants are deemed to have admitted malicious-prosecution allegations leveled against them by a former employee.
By Victoria Hudgins | September 3, 2021
While many Big Law firms offer e-discovery practices, some attorneys prefer a more specialized, and potentially more challenging, environment.
By Victoria Hudgins | August 27, 2021
ILTACON 2021 panelists share their tips and lessons learned from managing remote document reviewers during the pandemic.
By Victoria Hudgins | August 25, 2021
Corporations need to take a holistic, proactive approach to the mountains of duplicated data created during e-discovery, according to an ILTACON panel.
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