Law Technology News...R. Baron, director of litigation, NARA; Allison Stanton, director of e-discovery, FOIA, and Records, Office of the Assistant Attorney General, Department of Justice, Civil...
...Mitnick's supervision conditions prohibited him from using or...
...District of New York has ruled. Ruling in a massive FOIA action seeking documents on the federal policy of obtaining fingerprints from state...
Originally Published: New York Law Journal
...of the reasonability of search efforts by federal government agencies in a FOIA search (where the government has a high burden of proof), we can...
The D.C. Circuit has picked up a dispute between the National Security Center and the Electronic Privacy Information Center, a civil liberties group seeking details on the NSA's relationship with Goo
The DOJ is defending the government's refusal to discuss -- or even acknowledge the existence of -- any cooperative research and development agreement between Google and the NSA
2011 witnessed the democratization of e-discovery as new judicial voices emerged across the country
Attorneys Rachel Tausend and Josh Dutill highlight key requirements in identifying, collecting, and producing ESI for the SEC or FINRA during an investigation
...in which Scheindlin held that the federal government must include metadata in FOIA productions because it constituted an integral part of a public record. To...
Government agencies look within to solve e-discovery woes
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