A recent decision in Stas v. Naples Land Yacht Harbor, Inc. underscores how courts respond when discovery breaks down and parties fail to.Read More
A recent decision in Byrd v. Primoris Services Corp. highlights how courts evaluate discovery disputes, expert-witness challenges, and third-party subpoenas in employment litigation..Read More
A recent decision in Nole v. Demaria’s Hemlock Hill Farm LLC illustrates how courts address late discovery disclosures that disrupt case schedules and.Read More
A recent stipulated order in Encyclopedia Britannica, Inc. v. Perplexity AI, Inc. outlines how courts are approaching discovery involving highly sensitive AI system.Read More
In Santiago v. Neno Research LLC, the United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida granted in part and denied in.Read More
In Goodnight v. Hammons, the United States District Court for the Western District of Oklahoma denied the defendant’s motion to quash seven non-party.Read More
In Swain v. American Honda Motor Co., the District of Oregon sent a clear warning about the consequences of using discovery and social.Read More
In Schulte v. LinkedIn Corp., the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California addressed several discovery disputes involving LinkedIn’s use of.Read More
In James v. Cerebras Systems Inc., the Northern District of California endorsed closed AI environments for sensitive discovery materials by approving a stipulated.Read More
In Popa v. Simpson, the California Court of Appeal addressed inadvertent production and privilege in a Dropbox discovery dispute, reversing an order disqualifying.Read More
