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The case for restraint in the electronic age
...tools should meet Daubert standards. One team raised the question of...
...ESI. d. Governs the role and qualifications of experts, including Daubert challenges. 9. Your client diligently employs a grandfather-father...
...Scientists, and Historians of Science in Support of Petitioners at 8, Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharm., No. 92-102 (U.S.). ...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...forensic practices received their stamp of approval before the advent of Daubert and under the general acceptance standard of Frye. The...
Originally Published: New York Law Journal
...Afterwards, lawyers for Oracle referred to the Lindholm email at a Daubert hearing and read part of it into the record. Google promptly clawed...
Four Harris County, Texas, judges sit down to discuss their courtrooms and the legal issues they see from the bench, including motions for partial summary judgment, e-filing, and social media
In the wake of Judge Andrew Peck's endorsement of predictive coding, consultant Mark Michels examines key e-discovery cases for more signs of judicial support
For more than a decade, the legal community has struggled to effectively use technology to find "smoking guns" during document review in electronic data discovery -- while containing the costs of tha
Will manual document review and keyword searches be replaced by computer-assisted coding
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