June 22, 2017

Chevron’s $19 Million Discovery Bill Could End Up on Environmental Lawyer’s Tab

An environmental attorney in New York could be stuck covering nearly $19 million in discovery costs for one of the world’s largest…

By Casey C. Sullivan | 6 min read

June 15, 2017

eDiscovery Case Law

When Phones Are Lost, Spoliation Sanctions & Censure Can Follow

Smartphones have a limited lifespan. In just a few years, they can break, become outdated, stop being supported and may need to be…

By Casey C. Sullivan | 5 min read

June 13, 2017

eDiscovery Case Law

Upcoming Supreme Court Case Could 'Jailbreak' Smartphone Privacy Standards

The cell phone has come a long way since its predecessor, the brick phone, became immortalized as Gordon Gekko’s favorite accessory.…

By Eric Pesale | 6 min read

June 7, 2017

eDiscovery Case Law

2017 eDiscovery Case Law Update: Six Cases You Need to Know

Six months into 2017, is it too early for an eDiscovery case law year in review? Hell no. With eDiscovery law evolving every day, six…

By Casey C. Sullivan | 1 min read

May 31, 2017

eDiscovery Case Law

Proportionality and Discovery in the Age of Social Media Oversharing

Every day, over a billion users log onto Facebook to post status updates, watch cat videos, and share articles they haven’t…

By Casey C. Sullivan | 6 min read

May 30, 2017

eDiscovery Case Law

The Fight Over General Flynn, the 5th Amendment and Document Production

Last week, General Michael T. Flynn invoked his Fifth Amendment privilege against self incrimination in response to a subpoena duces…

By Casey C. Sullivan | 5 min read

May 24, 2017

eDiscovery Case Law

Why the ABA’s New Email Ethics Opinion Isn’t Just About Email

Earlier this month, the ABA’s Standing Committee on Ethics and Professional Responsibility issued Formal Opinion 477, addressing…

By Casey C. Sullivan | 5 min read

May 23, 2017

eDiscovery Case Law

The Supreme Court Frees Patent Litigators From the Eastern District of Texas

IP lawyers, it might be time to buy your one-way ticket out of the Eastern District of Texas. Yesterday's Supreme Court’s ruling on…

By Casey C. Sullivan | 5 min read

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Chevron’s $19 Million Discovery Bill Could End Up on Environmental Lawyer’s Tab

When Phones Are Lost, Spoliation Sanctions & Censure Can Follow

Upcoming Supreme Court Case Could 'Jailbreak' Smartphone Privacy Standards

2017 eDiscovery Case Law Update: Six Cases You Need to Know

Proportionality and Discovery in the Age of Social Media Oversharing

The Fight Over General Flynn, the 5th Amendment and Document Production

Why the ABA’s New Email Ethics Opinion Isn’t Just About Email

The Supreme Court Frees Patent Litigators From the Eastern District of Texas

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