Posts Tagged ‘international’
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- April 16th
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Articles on eDisclosure, eDiscovery, Cooperation and Privacy by UK and US Judges
For reasons which I may explain separately, I had banked on the Easter period being quiet on the eDiscovery front. On the whole, that hope was justified, with Twitter relatively quiet, few interesting things to pass on, e-mail volumes down, and almost …
posted at 9:20pm on Apr 16th
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Using a neutral third party to resolve or prevent disclosure disputes
One of the most useful UK resources about electronic disclosure is Clive Freedman’s electronic disclosure wiki at www.eDisclosure.uk.com. Clive Freedman is a barrister at 3 Verulam Buildings and is (as I am) a member of Senior Master WhitakerR…
posted at 5:36am on Apr 16th
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First Advantage to host cross-border regulatory conference in Brussels
I wrote recently about the acquisition of DLR Legal by First Advantage Litigation Consulting, which brings together FADV’s technology and consulting skills and DLR Legal’s multilingual review expertise. I have also written and spoken a lot …
posted at 4:55am on Apr 16th
- April 10th
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GGO Expands European E-Discovery Operations To Meet Growing Demand for Digital … – Seattle Post Intelligencer
GGO Expands European E-Discovery Operations To Meet Growing Demand for Digital …Seattle Post IntelligencerGallivan, Gallivan and O'Melia (GGO, LLC), the e-discovery experts driving the move toward accessible, affordable e-discovery solutions, hav…
posted at 10:50pm on Apr 10th
- April 8th
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International Parties Beware: You Can’t Always Hide Behind Countries’ Blocking Statutes to Escape Production of Documents in US Courts
Foreign nations seek to protect parties within their borders in international litigation by enacting “blocking statutes.” These statutes protect a party from having to produce documents or information to be used as evidence in foreign judicial or…
posted at 8:15am on Apr 8th
- March 30th
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Wasted Costs Order for E-disclosure Failures
Errors by outsourced reviewers: A company, whose staff were supervised by lawyers from the claimant’s solicitors, failed to adequately review certain documents so that ‘a significant number of documents disclosed …should …
posted at 9:50am on Mar 30th
- March 29th
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Cross-Border Discovery – Federal Judge makes a monkey of the cheese-eaters
The collision between US discovery requirements and EU privacy and data protection laws is a long-running story of mutual incomprehension on which the formal conflict of laws is merely an overlay. US courts and regulators expect every last document to …
posted at 6:23am on Mar 29th
- March 28th
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Disclosure and eDisclosure – filming a video primer with Dominic Regan
I took part in a video webinar with LexisNexis this week, part of their rolling programme of Butterworth’s Dispute Resolution webinars. The key fact which I want to put right at the top of this article is that 2,340 viewers from 85 firms register…
posted at 9:07pm on Mar 28th
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Australian Securities and Investments Commission Signs Three-Year Contract with Nuix for Electronic Investigation …
Nuix, a worldwide provider of information management technologies, today announced it has extended its relationship with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission in a three-year agreement to supply eDiscovery and electronic investigation so…
posted at 6:00pm on Mar 28th
- March 26th
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Having control of documents for disclosure purposes – North Shore Ventures v Amstead Holdings
I cannot remember when I last read a judgment whose subject matter included questions about whether certain documents could be said to be in the “control” of another for the purposes of disclosure. Two such judgments have come my way today. T…
posted at 11:41am on Mar 26th