The Legal Intelligencer
...noted, the burden is on the party claiming that privilege to prove they are entitled to refrain from producing it. Defendants showed that...
In the past year, I attended two high-level e-discovery conferences at which participants spoke of living in a "bubble," by which they meant a world where the e-discovery experts discussed the ramifi
Since the names of bankrupt companies do not appear on verdict sheets, asbestos plaintiffs can have double "recovery from two independent sources for the same harm," defense attorney John J. Hare, a
...the income approach. The parties agreed that an income valuation is only appropriate for income-producing or investment properties, not owner-occupied...
...and replaced with one that allows a court to sanction a producing party for failure to preserve "discoverable information that reasonably should"...
...sandwich bag fall from appellee's lap. The driver, an unnamed third-party, gave consent to search the car and officer located the bag, which...
...attorney fees is that each party must bear all of its...confront the increasing expense of producing electronically stored information (ESI), that...
...of processing, hosting, reviewing and producing that data — could be...for production to the opposing party. Ten years ago, this approach...
...slow to incorporate its language into their agreements and orders. Any producing party – especially in cases with any level of electronic document review...
...common in civil litigation. However, because the technology is still relatively new, parties and courts are often confused or apprehensive about the discoverability of this...
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