Fitbits, Teams and Privilege: New Cases Highlight Hot Discovery Trends
New decisions to know out of federal and chancery court address discovery practices regarding workplace collaboration tools, categorical privilege logs, and data from non-traditional sources like the Internet of Things.
October 27, 2021 at 07:00 AM
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E-DiscoveryAmong hot topics in discovery practice, some of the most noteworthy include enterprise messaging systems, privilege logging workflows, and the proliferation of new data sources through the Internet of Things (IoT). With courts having issued few decisions on these topics, three recent cases addressing these issues are particularly significant.
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