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The founders of the Electronic Discovery Reference Model, George Socha and Tom Gelbmann, have launched Apersee, a website with a beta search tool to help firms, individuals, and investors make educated decisions about e-discovery...[more]

The founders of the Electronic Discovery Reference Model, George Socha and Tom Gelbmann, have launched Apersee, a website with a beta search tool to help firms, individuals, and investors make educated decisions about e-discovery...[more]

Southern District of New York Judge Shira A. Scheindlin, after faulting the government for offering "a lame excuse" for delivering non-searchable documents in Freedom of Information Act requests, ruled for the first time that...[more]

In this case, plaintiff sought to compel the production of forensic images of certain “flash” or “thumb” drives. The images were created by a neutral third-party expert upon agreement of the parties following defendant’s refusal...[more]

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit recently ruled that a party in a lawsuit pending in Germany could be subjected to American discovery rules, even though the Court assumed that the discovery sought would not be...[more]

Suppose we're in trial circa 1999. We offer a key document marked as Defendants' 123. Our opponent looks it over. "Objection," she cries. "That document is not Defendants' 123; this is Defendants' 123." And then she produces a...[more]

Addressing defendant’s motion for sanctions, the court found that although “plaintiffs did not engage in model preservation of electronically stored information in this case,” they were not subject to sanctions absent evidence...[more]