Michael D. Berman reviews Burge v. Teva Pharmaceuticals Industries, Ltd., where the court found that the parties’ ESI Protocol did not apply to non-party Goodwin and ordered in camera review of redacted emails.
Blake Lively wins a discovery battle as the court denies Popcorned Planet's privilege claims, ruling its YouTube content must be produced in her defamation suit.
The Riffle v. Excellent Auto Glass LLC case highlights the challenges of asserting privilege for non-party law firms. Despite a privilege log, the court required EAG's affidavit to support the claim.
In the discovery dispute between Kranz & Associates and Lain, the court focused on Tekvantage’s inconsistent claims about the existence and production of documents, raising concerns about transparency in a trade secrets case.
The Social Media Adolescent Addiction decision examines whether State Attorneys General hold legal control over state agency documents for discovery in a lawsuit against Meta, applying the "legal control" standard.
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.