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It’s become a common refrain, says Todd Presnell in his Presnell on Privileges blog. Student athletes at a university claim mistreatment. University commissions internal […]
Data-mining yesterday’s email is child’s play compared to what is now required from information governance and e-discovery programs. Social media platforms are just a […]
Alleged e-discovery abuse was front and center in the latest round of a lawsuit that targets a gun manufacturer whose product was used in […]
An AI application developed by former journalists in Ireland is being touted as an effective first read to flag potential defamation, says an article […]
Today’s collaboration data landscape is almost unrecognizable from what it was in the recent past. About 83 percent of enterprise workloads live in the […]
E-discovery has evolved In just a few decades, from a “technique” to a fundamental component of virtually all litigation. That evolution has meant, […]
Thursday, December 3 marks the 6th annual E-Discovery Day, with 27 sponsors, 16 free resources, 11 webcasts, and seven other virtual events all taking […]
In-house legal at Dartmouth college was brought up short, when a judge ruled its privilege claim for a trove of in-house communications exceeds the […]
What constitutes a privileged communication? This Today’s General Counsel article considers some of the complexities and the light that may be shed on this […]
The Ninth Circuit has issued a decision that for the first time adopted a waiver standard for the work-product doctrine – a standard that […]