This week, we’re delving into the post-2015 landscape of discovery objections and the critical lessons from Bocock v. Innovate Corp., a case that serves as a stark reminder of the […]
Still Using General Objections? See How One Party’s Use Led to Waiver Read More »
In a recent exploration of the complexities surrounding the FRE 502(d) order and the intricacies of privilege in eDiscovery, we delve into the critical case of Lubrizol Corp. v. IBM
Navigating the Complexities of FRE 502(d) and the Duty to Preserve in eDiscovery Read More »
[Editor’s Note: This article has been republished with permission. It was originally published December 20, 2023 on the eDiscovery Assistant Blog] In Episode 127, on the ACEDS and eDiscovery Assistant
Does FRE 502(d) Allow a Party to Shift the Privilege Burden? Read More »
Think the EDRM is just a techie buzzword? Think Again! If you’ve ever felt like the EDRM was just another piece of alphabet soup designed to make your brain hurt,
Technocat Tidbits: What is the EDRM? Read More »
The Future Society, an independent nonprofit organization based in the U.S. and Europe, together with IEEE, has developed and launched this week their Model Protocol for Electronically Stored Information (ESI).
The Future Society and IEEE Publish Model ESI Protocol and Guidelines Read More »
From Bankers’ Boxes to Hard Drives- the Evolution of eDiscovery Since the introduction of the “E” to eDiscovery, there has been a massive transformation in where and how lawyers and
Technocat Tidbits: How Did Discovery Become Electronic Discovery? Read More »
Your friendly neighborhood Technocat is back to shed some light on the captivating topic of legal hold notices. (Riveting I know!) The legal hold process for Electronically Stored Information (ESI)
Technocat Tidbits: What is a Legal Hold Notice? Read More »
In the beginning, there was paper. And lots of it. Seriously warehouses stacked with banker’s boxes as far as the eye could see. And the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
Technocat Tidbits: What are the Rules for eDiscovery? Read More »
The International Organization for Standardization, known as ISO, has been setting standards in the business world since the 1940s. Expert teams at ISO have developed more than 24,000 international standards
A New ISO Standard on Information Governance Read More »
The California Supreme Court recently issued an opinion that analyzes the public disclosure of police body camera footage and demonstrates the overlap between e-Discovery processes and other records production schemes.
Court’s Police Body Camera Opinion Highlights E-Discovery Issues Read More »
