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From the NYC World Trade Center Unit to Data Discovery: Bryan Bellack Continues HaystackID’s Commitment to Forging Legal’s New Frontier
[EDRM Editor’s Note: EDRM is happy to amplify our Trusted Partners news and events.] HaystackID Editor’s Note: This article explores Bryan Bellack’s career journey, including his joining the New York City Law Department’s World Trade Center Unit to defend...
There is Difference Between a Discovery-Based Daubert Exclusionary Ruling and a Discovery Sanction
In the recent case of Asokere v. Waldrop, the Appeals Court closely examined the effects of changing sworn expert testimony between deposition and Daubert hearings. This examination revealed essential differences between Daubert exclusionary rulings and...
Weekly Letter to Our EDRM Global Community – 23 April 2024
The Weekly Letter to the EDRM Global Community for 23 April 2024 covers eDiscovery, AI, security, privacy and legal tech developments around the globe. Access the timely content from our faculty, sponsors, contributors and Trusted...
Accurate and Complete Discovery Responses Can Be Strategically Advantageous
Explore the case of Management and Construction Services, LLC v. Sayers Construction, LLC. It highlights the importance of accurate and complete discovery responses in litigation. The court’s perspective shows that such precision in discovery can...
From Centaurs To Cyborgs: Our evolving relationship with generative AI
Centaurs are mythological creatures with a human’s upper body, and a horse’s lower body. They symbolize a union of human intellect and animal strength. In AI technology, Centaurs refers to a type of hybrid usage...
There’s No Right or Wrong Answer – But There Are Mistakes
In Rayome v. ABT Electronics, 2024 WL 1435098 (N.D. Ill. Apr. 3, 2024), the court wrote that “it would be in the parties’ interest to reach a negotiated result. It should not be forgotten that a...
April’s Notable Cases and Events in E-Discovery
Gain insights on e-discovery with an analysis of U.S. court rulings on spoliation sanctions and electronic data management. This month’s notable cases cover reasonably useful forms of production and when intent can be inferred from...
Court Orders Parties to Enter Into an ESI Protocol
In the unusual context of a Delaware federal subpoena for discovery in a Spanish proceeding, a court ordered the parties“to meet and confer to discuss the scope of each request and to enter an agreed-upon ESI protocol and protective...
Weekly Letter to Our EDRM Global Community – 16 April 2024
The Weekly Letter to the EDRM Global Community for 16 April 2024 covers eDiscovery, AI, security, privacy and legal tech developments around the globe. Access the timely content from our faculty, sponsors, contributors and Trusted...
General Objections, Dracula, and “Whac a Mole”
Explore the persistent issue of boilerplate ‘general objections’ in legal discovery and learn how courts are addressing these practices to improve judicial efficiency and accuracy.
The General Counsel Report 2024 | Part 4 of 4
General Counsel Champion Enhancements in Department Management, Operations, and Resourcing [EDRM Editor’s Note: EDRM is happy to amplify our Trusted Partners news and events.] The final segment of FTI and EDRM Trusted Partner, Relativity’s comprehensive report on the experience...
One Form of a Custodial Data Map
Explore the strategic advantages of using a Custodial Data Map in litigation to manage custodians efficiently and their electronically stored information (ESI), featuring insights on creation, application, and a downloadable template for immediate use.