Milberg's Henry Kelston reports that the House Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution heard e-discovery costs and burdens testimony, but deferred to the Civil Rules Advisory Committee for rules c
Milberg's Henry Kelston reports that the House Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution heard e-discovery costs and burdens testimony, but deferred to the Civil Rules Advisory Committee for rules c
Now in its seventh year, the Bratz case shows how civil litigation between relentless, well-funded litigants can spin out of control
The collision of the full pretrial disclosure philosophy of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and the inexorable increase in the size of litigation case files (data sets) is driving up litigation
Robert D. Owen, a partner of Fulbright & Jaworski, writes: In the first several decades after the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure were adopted in 1938, the full pretrial disclosure philosophy functi
Attorneys Michael H. Gruenglas, Robert A. Fumerton and Patrick G. Rideout argue that all e-discovery be stayed during the pendency of any motion to dismiss unless the plaintiff agrees to reimburse th
Michael H. Gruenglas, a partner at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, and Robert A. Fumerton and Patrick G. Rideout, associates with the firm, propose a simple measure to rebalance the risks and r
...grew out of the ACTLA task force on discovery, which joined with IAALS to conduct the survey of 3,800 college fellows, producing a 42...
...grew out of the ACTLA task force on discovery, which joined with IAALS to conduct the survey of 3,800 college fellows, producing a 42...
...grew out of the ACTLA task force on discovery, which joined with IAALS to conduct the survey of 3,800 college fellows, producing a 42...
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