We continue our weekly e-discovery audio series with an excerpt from our interview with attorney Marc Fulkert. Marc is an Associate in Jones Day’s Columbus, Ohio office. He focuses on complex commercial litigation and devotes a significant portion of his practice to e-discovery issues. He has counseled clients on litigation hold issues, e-discovery readiness, and reducing e-discovery costs. Marc speaks frequently on a variety of e-discovery issues and is considered among the foremost experts on the topic. In this audio segment, Marc talks about the important role custodians and workflow play in... Read More

J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. v. McDermott Will & EmeryTake note law firms and in-house legal departments: outsourcing legal work may not transfer liability in electronic document review from the supervising party to the contracted party. On June 2, J-M Manufacturing (JM) sued its former representing legal counsel, McDermott Will & Emery for e-discovery legal malpractice, on the grounds that they produced 3,900 privileged documents in a pending lawsuit. JM's opposing counsel now refuses to return or destroy JM's privileged documents based on them waiving the attorney-client privilege by twice producing privileged documents... Read More

We continue our weekly e-discovery audio series with an excerpt from our interview with attorney Marc Fulkert.  Marc is an Associate in Jones Day's Columbus, Ohio office.  He focuses on complex commercial litigation and devotes a significant portion of his practice to e-discovery issues. He has counseled clients on litigation hold issues, e-discovery readiness, and reducing e-discovery costs.  Marc speaks frequently on a variety of          e-discovery issues and is considered among the foremost experts on the topic.  In this audio segment, Marc discusses the important role of "co-opetition" in the e-discovery process.  The opinions expressed here are the views of Marc Fulkert and do not necessarily reflect the... Read More

By Mike HamiltonATTENTION LEGAL PLAINTIFFS: make sure to only request relevant electronically stored information (ESI) within litigation discovery when negotiating in 26(f) Conferences or else if you happen to lose be ready to pay the prevailing defendant's e-discovery bill.  Case in point, Race Tires America, Inc. (RTA) v. Hoosier Racing Tire Crop. (HRT).  After ruling in favor of co-defendants HRT and Dirt Motor Sports, Inc. (DMS), the United States District Court in Pennsylvania made the losing plaintiffs, RTA, pay more than $367,000 in e-discovery costs.In 2007, RTA, a tire supplier, brought antitrust claims... Read More

We continue our weekly e-discovery audio series with an excerpt from our interview with Marc Fulkert.  Marc is an Associate in Jones Day's Columbus, Ohio office.  He focuses on complex commercial litigation and devotes a significant portion of his practice to e-discovery issues. He has counseled clients on litigation hold issues, e-discovery readiness, and reducing e-discovery costs.  Marc speaks frequently on a variety of e-discovery issues and is considered among the foremost experts on the topic.  In this audio segment, Marc highlights some recent cases involving e-discovery.  He begins by describing the significant Pension Committee decision.  The opinions expressed here are the views of Marc Fulkert and do... Read More

We continue our weekly e-discovery audio series by bringing you a conversation with Marc Fulkert.  Marc is an Associate in Jones Day's Columbus, Ohio office.  He focuses on complex commercial litigation and devotes a significant portion of his practice to e-discovery issues. He has counseled clients on litigation hold issues, e-discovery readiness, and reducing e-discovery costs.  Marc speaks frequently on a variety of e-discovery issues and is considered among the foremost experts on the topic.  We will bring you segments from our interview with Marc in the coming weeks.  In this first installment, Marc discusses the role he plays in the e-discovery process, as well as some of the... Read More

Exterro yesterday officially launched Fusion Zeta, the new data management layer of its integrated solution suite.  Here are some excerpts from what news organizations are saying about the release:Exterro Adds Zeta Data Management Tool to Exterro Platform (Law Technology News): From the ground up, the Exterro platform includes a workflow engine, collaboration framework, and a vault for electronically stored information, as well as software modules for data mapping, legal hold, and workflow management. Zeta adds the ability to analyze data that may be relevant to litigation or investigation, more commonly known as early case assessment.Brian... Read More