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Considerations for Preservation Across Data Sources: eDiscovery Best Practices
Want important considerations for preservation across data sources? Cimplifi discusses them here – across two blog posts!
The Machine Isn’t the Interlocutor: eDiscovery Trends
A new publication from The Sedona Conference Journal says: “The Machine Isn’t the Interlocutor”. What does that mean? Let’s find out.
A Default Judgment Should Be Entered in the Case, Says Court: eDiscovery Case Law
In Little & Gorgeous Inc. v. Wild Tribe Screen Prints LLC, Texas Magistrate Judge Richard B. Farrer recommended that “a default judgment should be entered against individual Defendant Alyssa Trinidad”, stating: “Any lesser sanctions would not adequately punish Defendants in a manner proportionate to their continued pattern of intentional destruction of relevant evidence.”
