The Court, addressing key issues related to ESI discovery, denied without prejudice Defendants’ motion to quash a third-party subpoena issued to CMS, but.Read More
The Delaware Court of Chancery, in a significant ruling on ESI protocol enforcement, granted Plaintiff’s omnibus motion to compel and granted in part.Read More
As the patchwork of state privacy and recordkeeping laws continues to expand, companies operating in multiple U.S. jurisdictions face increasing legal and operational.Read More
In Cunningham v. Winkleman, the defendants filed a motion to compel plaintiff Robert Cunningham to respond to their discovery requests, which he had.Read More
In the ongoing Blake Lively lawsuit against Justin Baldoni and others, Hollywood is truly intersecting with eDiscovery. Most recently, Blake Lively sought to.Read More
As demonstrated by CODISCOVR’s Case Law Aerts, judges are imposing sanctions for failures in data preservation and discovery readiness. In today’s litigation environment,.Read More
In Twins Special Co. v. Twins Special, LLC (S.D. Cal. 2025), the plaintiff, Twins Special Co. of Thailand, sought sanctions against defendants Nicholas.Read More
In Legendary Foods, LLC v. Simply Good Foods USA, Inc. parties engaged in a discovery dispute regarding the preservation of electronically stored information.Read More
For decades, organizations handled record retention by indefinitely retaining all documents received or created by the organization. An increasing number of jurisdictions, however,.Read More
Nicole Gill of Cozen O'Connor discusses evidentiary hurdles and other challenges in presenting unconventional data in court and ways to overcome them. Previous.Read More
