A salacious case, involving a groping allegation by superstar Taylor Swift, offers two sober lessons about e-discovery: (1) the difficulty of prevailing on.Read More
This case involves a legal dispute between Plaintiff Gagne Technical Services, Inc. ("Elcon") and Defendant Josh Presutti, a former employee who allegedly transferred.Read More
A recent decision in a whistleblower case against a nonprofit sports association and its employees makes clear that an organization has the right.Read More
This case involves plaintiffs who were security guards employed by the defendants to protect construction sites after Hurricane Ian. Plaintiffs alleged that the.Read More
In In re Diisocyanates Antitrust Litigation, No. 18-1001, 2023 WL 427082 (W.D. Pa. Jan. 26, 2023), Judge W. Scott Hardy considered whether to.Read More
In this case, the plaintiffs, Warren and Deb Heit, are seeking a default judgment against the defendants, Scott and Shari Livingston, due to.Read More
This article originally appeared in The Legal Intelligencer. In the “old” days of civil discovery, documents and files existed in a handful of.Read More
Joseph Tate was quoted in an article published by Legaltech News that discusses how new mass deletion features on social media platforms have the potential to.Read More
In this legal case, plaintiffs filed a motion for contempt against Google LLC, accusing the company of failing to comply with discovery orders.Read More
In a recent case involving an administrative summons issued by the IRS, a federal court denied the respondent’s request for a clawback order.Read More
