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E-Discovery

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  Corporate Investigations: What A New Survey Tells Us

  Being subject to investigations has become a fact of corporate life, and investigations are expected to become more common, according to a recent survey of legal and compliance professionals. Among the drivers of this trend are increased...

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  E-Discovery Lesson For Slack Users

  Philip Favro, writing on the Driven Inc. Blog, looked back on key cases from 2019 and the lessons they offer going forward. The first one he examines is Calendar Research LLC v. StubHub, Inc., a California case....

  • Posted 4 weeks ago
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  Privilege Caution When In-House Attorney Is 30(b)(6) Witness

  In the Northern District of Illinois, a court ruled that a company must produce privileged documents that an in-house attorney used to refresh her memory prior to being deposed as a 30(b)(6) witness. The key here was...

  • Posted 2 months ago
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  Have Algorithms Gotten A Bad Rap?

  Sendhil Mullainathan, a professor of behavioral and computational science at the University of Chicago, is the co-author of two studies that document the extent to which racial bias influences institutional decision-making. In one study, pairs of resumes...

  • Posted 2 months ago
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  Managing Mountains of Data: Q&A with H5

  Identifying and retaining data that has business value is critical, but that same data can pose risks. Today’s General Counsel interviewed Sheila Mackay and Karla Wehbe of the technology services firm H5 on how to manage these...

  • Posted 2 months ago
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  Years of ADA Shakedowns Alleged, And A Law Firm Settles

  A Silicon Valley law firm has settled a lawsuit alleging that it was shaking down small businesses by filing lawsuits for minor and in some cases bogus ADA violations and then extracting settlements.

  • Posted 3 months ago
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  Negotiating Second Request Discovery

  A Hart Scott Rodino Second Request can be a major impediment to the completion of an M&A deal, and compliance can be a challenge. It requires an organization to process, review and then produce large quantities of...

  • Posted 3 months ago
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  Cybersecurity Protocols and ADR

  Surveys taken after the massive Panama Papers hack suggested that law firm cybersecurity industry-wide was lagging behind health care and financial services companies. Now it appears that another niche of the legal industry may be even less...

  • Posted 3 months ago
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  Ransom Attack Hits A Case-Management Provider; Client Law Firms Feel The Pinch

  One of the nation’s largest case-management firms has been targeted by a ransomware attack. Early in October, it alerted customers regarding what it first characterized as a security breach caused by a.....

  • Posted 4 months ago
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• Negotiating Second Request Discovery

  Few things can incite more urgency for legal and compliance teams than a Hart Scott Rodino Second Request. Notorious for their tight deadlines and high stakes, second requests require organizations to process, review and produce large quantities...

  • Posted 5 months ago
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