Tag: Cooperation
“Clear Deficiencies” in Production Leads to Sanctions for Elon Musk: eDiscovery Case Law
Beyond Meritless and Utterly Frivolous Defendant Objections Rejected by Court: eDiscovery Case Law
Unnecessary Disputes by Plaintiff Leads to Granting of Defendant Motions: eDiscovery Case Law
Selecting Search Terms is Counsels’ Job, Not the Court’s, Says Judge Cole: eDiscovery Case Law
Motion for Attorney Fees Granted Over Defendants’ Dilatory Tactics: eDiscovery Case Law
Court Declines to Compel Microsoft to Produce All ESI Retrieved from Search Terms: eDiscovery Case Law
Time Zone in Which Discovery Requests Were Submitted Decides Timeliness, Rules Court: eDiscovery Case Law
Court Rules Defendant Responsible for Finding Responsive Documents: eDiscovery Case Law
Plaintiffs Claim Production by Remington Includes Thousands of Random Cartoons and More: eDiscovery Trends
Meet and Confer Conferences Have Existed for Nearly 15 Years, But We Have More eDiscovery Disputes Than Ever: eDiscovery Best Practices
Court Grants Discovery Requests for Both Parties in Cooperation Dispute: eDiscovery Case Law
Court Resolves Dispute Over Defendant’s 30(b)(6) Witness Deposition: eDiscovery Case Law
Court Issues Various Rulings While Lamenting Lack of Cooperation: eDiscovery Case Law
In “Regrettable” Discovery Dispute, Court Orders Defendant to Use Originally Negotiated TAR Protocol: eDiscovery Case Law
Court Grants Part of Plaintiff’s Motion, But Won’t Go “Where Angels Fear to Tread” on Search Terms: eDiscovery Case Week
In a Case That “Escalated Quickly”, Court Grants Plaintiff’s Motions to Compel: eDiscovery Case Week
One Out of Two Objections Is Enough for Defendant to Convince Court to Deny Plaintiff’s Motion to Compel: eDiscovery Case Law