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What's New in E-Discovery and Spoliation?

January 30, 2007

U.S. District Court Judge in New York Orders Adverse Inference and Imposes Monetary Sanctions for Spoliation of E-Mails and Other Data by Successor Entity in Securities Case.

Written by Steve Herman
January 26, 2007

U.S. District Judge Holds that Work Product of Audit Committee is Not Waived by Disclosure to SEC.

Written by Steve Herman
January 18, 2007

U.S. Magistrate Indicates that 2006 Amendments Do Not Alter Basic “Undue Burden” Analysis.

Written by Steve Herman
January 13, 2007

Magistrate in the District of Columbia Discusses “Hybrid” Work Product Resulting from an Attorney’s Selection of Documents for Litigation Purposes.

Written by Steve Herman
January 13, 2007

Magistrate Judge in the District of Maryland Issues Comprehensive Opinion Discussing the Evidentiary Requirements for the Admission of Electronically-Stored Information.

Written by Steve Herman
January 13, 2007

U.S. Magistrate Orders Employer to Produce Plan E-Data in Third Party’s Possession.

Written by Steve Herman
January 5, 2007

An Effective Presumption Against Causation is Inapplicable Where the Defendant Had Opportunity to Inspect Product.

Written by Steve Herman
December 27, 2006

U.S. District Judge Develops Three-Step Process for Discovery of “Inaccessible” E-Data under New Rules.

Written by Steve Herman
December 18, 2006

Magistrate in the Eastern District of Kentucky Rejects Presumption Favoring Production of Meta-Data.

Written by Steve Herman
December 6, 2006

District Judge in New Jersey Imposes Multiple Sanctions Against Defendant for E-Discovery Spoliation and Abuse.

Written by Steve Herman