E-discovery Case Law Alerts
Check out this case law alert to learn more about the obligation of parties in civil litigation to conduct comprehensive and good faith searches of custodial email when responding to discovery.
E-discovery Case Law Alerts
Check out this case law alert to learn why pre-emptive or speculative motions are often futile when not backed by evidence.
E-discovery Case Law Alerts
Read this case law alert to learn about the courts' perspective on balancing transparency, proportionality, and defernce to the producing party.
E-discovery Case Law Alerts
Review this e-discovery case law alert to learn why collaboration and specificity are cornerstones of a successful e-discovery process.
Li v. Merck & Co. (N.D. Cal. Feb. 7, 2025)
E-discovery Case Law Alerts
Find out when and why some details of legal hold notices are not protected by attorney-client privilege and may need to be produced.
E-discovery Case Law Alerts
Read this case to learn about the Societe National factors are used by courts to determine how to resolve potential conflicts with foreign courts.
E-discovery Case Law Alerts
Check out this case law alert to learn why non-privileged attachments must be produced even if they are attached to a privileged communication.
E-discovery Case Law Alerts
Check out this case law alert to learn how "reasonableness" can be a major factor in resolving discovery disputes.
E-discovery Case Law Alerts
Check out this case law alert to learn about a ruling that underscores the procedures outlined in Rule 26(b)(5)(B) regarding the handling of inadvertently produced privileged documents.
E-discovery Case Law Alerts
Read this case law alert to learn about the factors courts will consider when determining whether a forensic investigation of a device is warranted.
E-discovery Case Law Alerts
Review this case law alert to understand the criteria courts use to determine sanctions under FRCP 37(e).
E-discovery Case Law Alerts
Check out this e-discovery case law alert to find out how proportionality applies when one party requests additional search terms because of missed significant documents.