Tag: Proportionality
Court Overrules Most Objections by Defendant on Search Terms: eDiscovery Case Law
Judicature Asks If Privacy Should Be Considered a “Burden” in Proportionality Analysis: eDiscovery Best Practices
Court Denies Request for Spoliation Sanctions Against Amazon, Finding They Replaced the Lost Data: eDiscovery Case Law
Addressing the Discovery Proportionality Challenge Starts at the Beginning: eDiscovery Best Practices
Court Grants Discovery Requests for Both Parties in Cooperation Dispute: eDiscovery Case Law
Here’s a Report from the George Washington Bench-Bar Conference on Proportionality: eDiscovery Best Practices
Here’s a Virtual Event Discussing “What is Proportional Discovery?” From the Bolch Judicial Institute at Duke Law School: eDiscovery Events
Court Gives Plaintiffs No “Slack” in Producing Collaboration App Data: eDiscovery Case Law
Tomorrow’s Webinar Promises to Be Proportional: eDiscovery Webinars
Here’s a Webinar That Promises to Be Proportional: eDiscovery Webinars
Court Grants Dueling Motions to Compel for Facebook Social Media Posts: eDiscovery Case Law
Court Rules for Defendant on TAR and (Mostly) Custodian Disputes: eDiscovery Case Law
Cha-Ching! Lawson Dinged for More Money Due to Spirit’s Application Expenses: eDiscovery Case Law
Court Rules on Plaintiff’s Request to Add Thirty-Five Custodians to Discovery: eDiscovery Case Law
Since Attempt to Moot Discovery Dispute Fails, Court Grants Motion to Compel: eDiscovery Case Law
One Out of Two Objections Is Enough for Defendant to Convince Court to Deny Plaintiff’s Motion to Compel: eDiscovery Case Law
If You Missed It, Here’s Your Chance to Catch Our ACEDS Webinar on Reasonable and Proportional Discovery: eDiscovery Webinars
Tomorrow’s Webinar Will Give You Reasonable Proportionality in Your Discovery Process: eDiscovery Webinars