At Exterro’s inFusion conference this week, one of the themes that cropped up several times was the importance of preparation and precision, both in crafting discovery requests and in objections. As the participating judges and other experts made clear, the…

DriveTime Car Sales Company, LLC v. Pettigrew (S.D. Ohio April 18, 2019) re-emphasizes the high and “stringent” standard for granting an adverse inference instruction under FRCP 37(e)(2).
Overview:
In this defamation case between two airlines, the plaintiffs objected to the magistrate…

Bobby Balachandran
I have a simple question for all the GCs, CPOs, and CISOs out there: Are you ready for the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)? Because it’s coming, whether you’re ready or not, on January 1, 2020. (And ten…

For an e-discovery team, there’s not many things more worth a big celebration than getting budget for e-discovery software–so make sure you do it in style. If you don’t have budget yet, why not check out our E-Discovery Software Budget…

E-Discovery, as an industry, is once again at an inflection point. For an industry that is only about 15 years old, it certainly has had a turbulent ride. While throughout the 1990s, more and more relevant information was being produced…

The last thing you need when you’re drowning is more water. And if you’re not drowning in water–but in data–then don’t make things worse by collecting everything. If you’re not sure about what you need to collect, a good place…

DriveTime Car Sales Company, LLC v. Pettigrew (S.D. Ohio April 18, 2019) re-emphasizes the high and “stringent” standard for granting an adverse inference instruction under FRCP 37(e)(2).
Overview:
In this fraud case between an employee and employer, the plaintiff filed motion…