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In e-discovery, it is not uncommon to see production requests for a copy of an entire database instead of requests for targeted, relevant information. However, by targeting only relevant information, counsel will get data that is...[more]

The Delaware Court of Chancery has affirmed that the business-strategy immunity privilege, a doctrine the court can invoke to protect confidential corporate information during discovery, cannot be invoked if the transaction has...[more]

Discovery is closed and the jury trial is over in Apple Inc.'s smartphone showdown with Samsung Electronics Co. But with U.S. Magistrate Judge Paul Grewal and U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh taking pains to keep the record as...[more]

Finnegan Henderson lawyers aren't making any friends in a patent fight over smartphones and tablets at the International Trade Commission. They want nonparty law firms to turn over reams of documents that might be useful. [more]

A California federal judge stepped in to resolve a dispute over computer files seized by agents investigating a 2010 cyberattack against PayPal, ordering prosecutors to turn over digital copies of computers and other devices to...[more]

In a case accusing 14 people of a cyberattack on PayPal, defense lawyers take issue with prosecutors keeping full copies of client computers and hard drives, saying the devices contain personal information protected under the...[more]

A debate staged on Wall Street examined the 10-year legacy of legislation that changed how public companies participate in U.S. capital markets with sweeping changes to the country's compliance regime: The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of...[more]