Judges want parties to solve complex eDiscovery problems with effective meet and confers. It is never a good idea for a producing party to go radio silent after agreeing to a production.
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eDiscovery Is More Than Requests for Production
Logically connecting special interrogatories and requests for production by subject matter can expedite drafting discovery responses.
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Adverse Inference Instructions for Deleted Signal Chat Messages
There is no shortage of duty to preserve cases. Issuing a litigation hold is a[…]
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Getting Mixed Up in Motions to Compel Text Messages Without Showing There is Missing ESI
Parties challenging a discovery production need more than a “feeling” ESI was not produced.
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Missing One Email in a Production is Not Grounds for a Default Judgment
There is a universal truth in discovery: perfection is not the standard for discovery responses.[…]
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Early Discovery on Third-Party to Identify Doe Defendant
Bringing a lawsuit against an individual known only by an Internet Protocol address raises a[…]
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Hearsay in Emails and Blog Posts
In litigation alleging employment discrimination under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964,[…]
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Tales of Late Productions and Remedies
Document review can be a complex process with high risk of extensive motion practice if[…]
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