The article discusses a court case wherein the plaintiff sued the U.S. Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight (OFHEO) for contempt. OFHEO reported to plaintiff that all requested documents were produced but its own representative revealed in a deposition that some offsite disaster recovery ...
On January 28, 2021, the Court granted in part the parties’ Joint Motion To Amend Case Schedule, seeking to extend the fact and expert discovery deadlines because the plaintiff’s expert is unable to work because the expert is suffering from illness caused by Covid-19 and the conditions ...
But with massive volumes of data, complex regulations, tight deadlines, and staggering costs, it’s no wonder that many think ediscovery sucks and feels overwhelming. Luckily, it doesn’t have to be this way if you have the right processes and tools in place. ...
E-discovery is used in civil procedures and legal processes in areas such as the U.S. federal court system. Other court systems throughout the world also haverules pertaining to electronic discovery. For example, in England, it is a civil procedure and has an agreed-upon process. Before e-...
federal legislation that has been pending for years that would require this, theJustice in Forensic Algorithms Act.New bill would let defendants inspect algorithms used against them in court(The Verge,2/15/24) (requires disclosure of source code). Moreover, the legal community must advocate for...
This is federal court, not a political rally. You do not make bald assertions and leave the courtwondering. Facts matter.Back of the envelopetype guesses are not sufficient, especially in a big case likeBroiler Chicken. Neither are guesstimates by people who do not know what they are doing....
Acting fast is second nature to most e-discovery practitioners by now. The 2006 Amendments to theFederal Rules of Civil Procedureput a premium on speed. We have now had seven years of experience with the need for speed. We all know you have to work fast to get your act together before ...
Every year, I use the Year-End Report to speak to a major issue relevant to the whole federal court system. As 2023 draws to a close with breathless predictions about the future of Artificial Intelligence, some may wonder whether judges are about to become obsolete. I am sure we are not...
The Court found that Defendant did not have a claim of any privilege or protectable interest and therefore, had no standing to quash the subpoena under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 45. However, the Court held that the requested relief was proper under a Motion for Protection Order under Ru...
Revisions to Federal Rules Change Time- Computation Method Revised Deadlines in the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure To develop a successful litigation strategy, a lawyer must have a clear understanding of the limitations on various aspects of pretrial practice. These lim... BAT Rudolph 被引量: ...