Casey C. Sullivan

Casey leads education and awareness efforts at Logikcull. An attorney in San Francisco, his passions include the great outdoors, great literature, and democratizing discovery. You can reach him at casey.sullivan@logikcull.com.

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April 18, 2019

eDiscovery Case Law

Proving Intent to Deprive Under Rule 37(e)(2)—Or, More Often, Not

Continuing our coverage of “the end of sanctions” and new barriers to sanctions created by the 2015 amendments to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 37(e), today we’re taking a look at one of the most…

By Casey C. Sullivan | 10 min read

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April 11, 2019

eDiscovery Case Law

Barriers to Rule 37(e) Sanctions: Proving the Loss of ESI and Resulting Prejudice

The 2015 amendments to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 37(e), the rule governing spoliation sanctions, have led to a dramatic decrease in such sanctions over the past…

By Casey C. Sullivan | 9 min read

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April 10, 2019

Instant Discovery

Announcing “In-House,” Logikcull’s New Video Series Bringing Legal Leaders Together Under One Roof

Logikcull is launching a brand new video series, “In-House,” bringing together legal leaders, innovators, and changemakers to share insights, best practices, and their experiences in an ever-evolving…

By Casey C. Sullivan | 1 min read

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April 9, 2019

eDiscovery Case Law

How “The End of Sanctions” Is Changing Corporate Discovery

Spoliation sanctions have become increasingly rare in recent years. And when it comes to the most severe sanctions, these are increasingly off the table. For an industry…

By Casey C. Sullivan | 7 min read

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April 2, 2019

eDiscovery News

Case Study: How Walmart Is Pioneering a Fundamentally New Approach to Discovery

There’s a legal revolution going on in Walmart. The company at the forefront of global retail is also leading the way in transforming corporate legal practice,…

By Casey C. Sullivan | 5 min read

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March 28, 2019

eDiscovery Case Law

[Video] The ‘End of Sanctions’ in 10 Minutes or Less, Plus Responses From Judges

Last week, Logikcull released its “The End of Sanctions?” report,&nbsp;detailing the extreme decline in spoliation sanctions over the past three years. That exhaustive new…

By Casey C. Sullivan | 3 min read

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March 27, 2019

Technology Trends

More Trends Reshaping Corporate Legal Departments: Growing Expertise Leads to Greater Insourcing

What trends are shaping in-house legal departments today? Watch the new video from Logikcull to find out. Then read on as we survey two emerging shifts in corporate legal departments and what they…

By Casey C. Sullivan | 7 min read

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March 21, 2019

eDiscovery Case Law

The End of Sanctions? New Report Details Dramatic Decline in Spoliation Penalties

Are we seeing the end of eDiscovery sanctions? The data indicates a powerful trend in that direction. In the three years since the…

By Casey C. Sullivan | 7 min read

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Posts by Casey C. Sullivan

Proving Intent to Deprive Under Rule 37(e)(2)—Or, More Often, Not

Barriers to Rule 37(e) Sanctions: Proving the Loss of ESI and Resulting Prejudice

Announcing “In-House,” Logikcull’s New Video Series Bringing Legal Leaders Together Under One Roof

How “The End of Sanctions” Is Changing Corporate Discovery

Case Study: How Walmart Is Pioneering a Fundamentally New Approach to Discovery

[Video] The ‘End of Sanctions’ in 10 Minutes or Less, Plus Responses From Judges

More Trends Reshaping Corporate Legal Departments: Growing Expertise Leads to Greater Insourcing

The End of Sanctions? New Report Details Dramatic Decline in Spoliation Penalties

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