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Responding Party Controls TAR Strategy
Normally I dig through the actual ruling language for new eDiscovery caselaw. In this case my former Symantec alumni has written a great summary […]
Preserving the Context of Privileged Communications
The article is a long and rather scholarly coverage of the evolution of the communication privilege. It brings up a couple interesting issues for […]
A Nice Tip from the LitSupport Trenches
This kind of clear, simple Excel solution to a common LitSupport pain point is exactly what made the old LitSupport Yahoo Group special. No […]
Trust But Verify Includes Your Executives
Sanctions and adverse inference rulings are far too rare in my opinion. That is because far too often opposing productions are not scrutinized and […]
It’s Always the Cover-up, Never the Crime Again
Whether Sullivan or the legal department made the decision to conceal the hacker payoff is pretty much irrelevant to me. A felony crime was […]
Other Shoe Drops on COVID-19 Employer Lawsuits
Despite early articles proclaiming a dearth of COVID-19 related lawsuits, the first waves have hit the courts. I was disappointed that a law […]