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Changing the Forum for a Motion to Quash a Subpoena
Learn how a federal district court changed the forum for a motion to quash a subpoena from the district where compliance is required to the district where the action is pending.
March’s Notable Cases and Events in E-Discovery
Recent e-Discovery Court Rulings You Should Know written by Sidley Austin’s Tom Paskowitz each month. Get the latest on crucial e-discovery decisions. This Sidley Update covers form or forms of production, deposition testimony, clawback rulings...
Law360: “Judge Applauds Attys’ ‘Very Awesome’ Use Of Google AI Bot”
The use of artificial intelligence in litigation has gotten a lot of criticism for hallucinations. That is why the article by Dorothy Atkins, Judge Applauds Attys’ ‘Very Awesome’ Use Of Google AI Bot – Law360 (Mar.14, 2024), is...
Another Spoliation Motion Denied as Untimely
In an employment case, an untimely spoliation motion was denied in Smith v. Wormuth. Find out why courts are unsympathetic to motions that try to reargue substantive issues under the guise of spoliation and why...
Ninth Circuit – – Don’t Destroy Relevant Texts
In Jones v. Riot Hosp. Grp. LLC, the Ninth Circuit upheld serious consequences for the deletion of text messages in litigation. This case reminds us of the critical importance of preserving electronically stored information (ESI)....
Privilege Logs: New Techniques to Achieve Proportionality – The “Certification Log”
Michael Berman reviews The Sedona Conference, Commentary on Privilege Logs (Feb. 2024, Public Comment Version)(citing Rule 29) alongside the EDRM Privilege Log Protocol: Version 2.0(2023) and advocates a trust but verify methodology.