In Episode 144, Kelly Twigger discusses the latest decision on hyperlinked files in discovery and whether a party who agreed to provide them and later determined they could not meet that obligation, is subject to sanctions for violating the ESI
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Episode 143: Social Media Pseudonyms and eDiscovery: Lessons from OpenAI Litigation
In Episode 143, Kelly Twigger reviews the need to plan for social media accounts where parties use pseudonyms and the specificity required to show relevance for discovery requests, as well as contemplating whether we may finally have a decision implicating
Episode 142: Why General Objections Won’t Fly in eDiscovery Anymore
In Episode 142, Kelly Twigger reviews whether language provided in response to specific RFP’s was sufficient to overcome vague general objection claims or carried the day on a motion to compel social media tracking data and other key documents in
Episode 141: Finally! Well Reasoned Guidance on the eDiscovery Issues in Hyperlinked Files
In Episode 141, Kelly Twigger discusses the latest decision on hyperlinked files in which the court undertook, for the first time, a discussion and analysis of the issues of versioning and whether hyperlinked files are attachments and provided language for
eDiscovery Assistant Welcomes Mike Renderman as Vice President of Sales
eDiscovery Assistant appoints legaltech sales veteran to oversee sales and business development to further accelerate growth.
BOULDER, COLORADO, April 25, 2024- eDiscovery Assistant, the exclusive ediscovery case law database and knowledge center for litigators and legal professionals, today announced
Episode 140: Do You Have a Plan to Preserve Video Evidence? You’ll Need to After You Read This.
In Episode 140, Kelly Twigger reviews the District Court’s decision and discusses why the Court found spoliation of video evidence with intent to deprive, even when the restaurant preserved evidence of the plaintiff’s fall in Nagy v. Outback Steakhouse,
Episode 139: Are you Prepared to Handle Fabricated Evidence?
In Episode 139, Kelly Twigger discusses how fabricated video led to a dismissal as a sanction under the court’s inherent authority and what you need to be on the look out for as we wade into deepfakes in AI in
Hyperlinked Files, MS Teams and Emojis, Oh My! 5 New Issue Tags Added in eDiscovery Assistant
If you’re a current eDiscovery Assistant user, you already know the value of our proprietary Issue Tag structure applied to all of the content across the platform, and how they let you drill down into case law, rules, checklists and
Episode 138: Back to eDiscovery Basics: Are Your Legal Hold and Preservation Processes Subject to Discovery?
In Episode 138, Kelly Twigger discusses why the Court ordered Uber to provide information about its legal hold process, sources of ESI and steps taken to preserve ESI, a decision that re-emphasizes a party’s obligations under the Federal Rules of
Episode 137: Still Using General Objections? See How One Party’s Use Led to Waiver
In Episode 137, Kelly Twigger discusses discuss how a party waived its objections to proposed discovery through its use of general or boilerplate objections in the Delaware Chancery Court in Bocock v. Innovate Corp., 2023 WL 8453525 (Del. Ch. 2023).