Law Offices of Gary Martin Hays & Associates
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By Kate Campbell | June 9, 2015
As e-discovery matures, it is typically no longer a surprise when outside counsel raises the issue of spoliation and the need to draft and issue a legal hold when a company gets sued. But what counsel may not always appreciate is that it is not just the filing of a complaint that can trigger the need to issue a legal hold—instead, it is whenever litigation is reasonably anticipated. So what does this mean in practice? And are there best practices in-house counsel can implement to ensure that potentially relevant evidence is preserved and to avoid the risk of spoliation claims down the road? This article aims to answer these questions.
By Chris DiMarco | June 8, 2015
E-discovery platform will bolster KPMG's international efforts to satisfy customers' discovery and compliance requirements.
By almstaff | June 8, 2015
Technology-assisted review is reasonable in name, until it's not.
By Steve Berrent | June 4, 2015
Advances in technology can help to more quickly identify key facts in a case, however, most attorneys aren't taking advantage of them.
By By Erin E. Harrison | June 4, 2015
HBR Consulting survey shows it's time to expand scope and sophistication of e-discovery services provided by law firms.
By Chris DiMarco | June 3, 2015
E-discovery company attributes success to interactions with community and quick implementation of new technologies.
By Marlisse Silver Sweeney | June 2, 2015
According to a new survey, there are worrisome gaps in financial service firms' electronic message compliance programs.
By Sean Doherty | June 2, 2015
A non-profit trade association created by and for legal tech professionals wants the rubber to meet the road.
By Leonard Deutchman | June 1, 2015
In , No. 12-24356-Civ-Goodman (S.D. Fl. April 24, 2015), the court granted defendant Patheon Inc.'s motion to depose a court-appointed digital forensics expert who had conducted analysis regarding possible spoliation by plaintiff Procaps.
By H. Christopher Boehning and Daniel J. Toal | June 1, 2015
In their Federal E-Discovery column, H. Christopher Boehning and Daniel J. Toal write: A recent federal court decision should serve as a wake-up call to companies that find themselves on the receiving end of a subpoena, as courts may very well hold them to the same standard as parties and require prompt and complete compliance with such subpoenas.
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