Author: Felipe Palhares
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An Epilog: 4 Things You Never Wanted to Hear + 8 Lessons & a Dispute Over Revealing Recipients of Litigation Hold Notices, All in One Case
Social media platforms face allegations of targeting and addicting youth in the Social Media Adolescent Addiction case. This comprehensive analysis dives into the multifaceted challenges of e-discovery and litigation hold notices in the digital agea....
February’s Notable Cases and Events in E-Discovery
Discover the Latest in E-Discovery: Notable Cases and Events from February 2024 written by Tom Paskowitz. Stay updated on the latest developments in e-discovery with our comprehensive overview of significant court decisions and events from...
January’s Notable Cases and Events in E-Discovery
Explore January 2024’s significant e-discovery cases, including U.S. District Court decisions on subpoena scope, employer’s ESI preservation obligations, metadata production challenges, and the safeguarding of electronic information for litigation. Understand the intricate balance between legal...
Defendant Who Participated in Text Message Exchange Was Not Prejudiced by Disclosure on the Eve of Trial
This article analyzes ‘Pointer v. State’ and late evidence disclosure in criminal trials, its impact on defendant’s rights and legal procedures. It also explores Maryland’s rules on civil discovery as opposed to criminal discovery in...
Spoliation Motions Denied as Untimely – Another Wake-Up Call
This article discusses a recent legal case between CSX Transportation, Inc. and Spiniello Global, Inc. The focus is on the court’s denial of spoliation motions due to untimely filings and the application of legal principles...