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Robert Ambrogi and Andy Wilson Discuss the Future of Law-and the History of Logikcull

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Robert Ambrogi and Andy Wilson Discuss the Future of Law-and the History of Logikcull

In 2001, Massachusetts-based lawyer and journalist Robert Ambrogi published "The Essential Guide to the Best (and Worst) Legal Sites on the Web," a desk reference book surveying the internet for an

8 Mueller Report Items That Would Have Been Better As

Last Thursday, the Mueller Report was finally released to the public-most of it, at least. And then theand commentary started. No, not the debates over collusion, vindication, or obstruction,

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Millions of documents collected and reviewed. Thousands of hours of interviews. Hundreds of witnesses. Dozens of indictments. One report. And no collusion? Today,

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

Examining new barriers to sanctions created by the 2015 amendments to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 37(e), today we're taking a look at the amendments' impact on intent to deprive.

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

In this post, we outline challenges to proving sanctions under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 37(e).

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