
Tag: Search Term Disputes


Perform Additional Search Terms and Pay for Them, Court Tells Non-Party: eDiscovery Case Law

Search Results of Over 400,000 Documents Proportional, Court Rules: eDiscovery Case Law

No Deficiency in Plaintiff’s Production Means Denial of Motion to Compel: eDiscovery Case Law

Metrics Used by Defendant to Object to Search Terms: eDiscovery Case Law

Special Master Recommends that Defendants Ordered to Resume TAR Process: eDiscovery Case Law

Geographic Limiters on Searches Rejected by Court: eDiscovery Case Law

Six Proportionality Factors Used to Decide on Search Terms: eDiscovery Case Law

ESI Protocol Disputes Addressed by Court: eDiscovery Case Law

Selecting Search Terms is Counsels’ Job, Not the Court’s, Says Judge Cole: eDiscovery Case Law

Entire Email Mailboxes Must Be Produced by Defendants, Court Rules: eDiscovery Case Law

Search Term Requests Granted by Court, But Not Metadata with Production: eDiscovery Case Law

Court Overrules Most Objections by Defendant on Search Terms: eDiscovery Case Law

Court Declines to Order Defendant to Redo its Search After Self-Collection: eDiscovery Case Law

Court Grants Discovery Requests for Both Parties in Cooperation Dispute: eDiscovery Case Law

Court Finds Angels Somewhat Less Afraid to Tread on Search Terms This Time: eDiscovery Case Law

If “Angels Fear to Tread” into Search Terms, Why Are Lawyers So Confident About Them?: eDiscovery Best Practices
