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Exciting to see Government Attendees at Relativity Fest

The Windy City had an electric vibe due to the nearly 1,800 attendees at Relativity Fest’s 2023 Conference.  There were numerous sessions on technology that is advancing the eDiscovery industry.  There was also a great session on Access to Justice, an eye-opening Judicial panel, breakout sessions, fireside chats, and so many more sessions that stirred…

Default Judgment Sanctions for Giuliani in Defamation Case: eDiscovery Case Law

In Freeman v. Giuliani, District of Columbia District Judge Beryl A. Howell issued default judgment sanctions for Giuliani, granting the plaintiffs’ motion for sanctions for failure to preserve ESI, directed Giuliani to produce records and information to prepare for a trial on damages, and ordered Giuliani and his businesses to reimburse plaintiffs’ fees and costs…

Second Circuit Vacated Sanctions for Attorneys Representing Rossbach: eDiscovery Case Law

In Rossbach v. Montefiore Med. Ctr., the Second Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the district court’s ruling imposing a case-terminating and monetary sanction against Andrea Rossbach for fabricating evidence, but the Second Circuit vacated the monetary sanction against Rossbach’s counsel, finding “the district court did not make the required ‘explicit finding of bad faith’ to…

Preliminary Diagnostic Protocol Devised by Special Master to Assess Plaintiff Productions: eDiscovery Case Law

In BCBSM, Inc. v. Walgreen Co., Special Master Maura R. Grossman, appointed to address discovery issues raised by the defendants regarding the adequacy of productions from the 28 initial plaintiffs, worked with the parties to create a Preliminary Diagnostic Protocol to “be completed in full by the Initial Plaintiffs” upon which Special Master Grossman would…

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