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E-discovery company Daegis is keeping its promise to enter the predictive coding race this week, said Doug Stewart, vice president of technology. The Roseville, Calif.-based company, which hosts its
For plaintiffs, the cost of losing a case is skyrocketing in complex, document-intensive litigation now that the federal courts are routinely approving e-discovery bills in the standard taxation of c
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A 2005 3rd Circuit opinion ruled that the federal Computer Fraud and Abuse Act allows civil claims. The decision is particularly significant to employers, who may now obtain federal court jurisdictio
Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Herman Cahn has held that a terminated real estate agent who was prevented from accessing her work computer to obtain an electronic list that she kept has a conversion
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