What's New in E-Discovery and Spoliation?
November 29, 2022
U.S. Eleventh Circuit Finds No Good Cause to Seal Documents Solely Because they Are Embarrassing to the Producing Party
Written by Steve HermanJune 21, 2022
U.S. District Court Judge Sanctions Stryker and Its Counsel the Seyfarth Shaw Law Firm for Spoliation of Text Messages, Obstructive and Unprofessional Deposition Tactics, and Unnecessary Delay
Written by Steve HermanJune 21, 2022
U.S. Magistrate Judge in the District of Kansas Shifts Costs to Requesting Party in Connection with TAR
Written by Steve Herman
April 18, 2022
Eastern District of Texas Judge Discusses the Requirements for Authenticating Social Media Files in the Context of a Sanctions Motion
Written by Steve Herman
March 13, 2022
Plaintiff Sanctioned by Northern District of Indiana for Deletion of Snapchat Data
Written by Steve Herman
February 2, 2022
U.S. Fifth Circuit Raises Some Red Flags for Litigants Attempting to Use On-Line Information
Written by Steve Herman January 24, 2022
U.S. Fifth Circuit Reemphasizes Strong Presumption that Court Records Are Public
Written by Steve HermanDecember 5, 2021
Louisiana First Circuit Court of Appeal Makes Clear that an Attorney’s File Cannot be Compelled Absent Compliance with Code of Evidence Article 508
Written by Steve Herman
November 7, 2021
New Jersey Supreme Court Declines to Discipline Attorney Who Did Not Understand Facebook Privacy Settings (in 2008)
Written by Steve Herman