In Part Two we consider the last seven gifts from the beloved client and how to deal with the problems and opportunities these presents present. Suggest you read Part One of this 2018 Christmas blog first. It has the full Read More …
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The Jimi Hendrix Experience: Sanctions For Destruction
James Marshall “Jimi” Hendrix, whom Rolling Stone ranked the greatest guitarist of all time, died intestate in 1970 at twenty-seven. His heirs have been embroiled in litigation ever since. They have recently entered the fiery realm of e-discovery and sanctions. Read More …
Judge Pauley Reminds Lawyers Of Their Duty To Verify Client Representations
Senior SDNY District Court Judge William Pauley recently reminded the Bar of “the importance of verifying a client’s representations.” Lawrence v. City of N.Y., Case No. 15cv8947 (SDNY, 7/27/18) copy linked. Amen to that! As will be explained, in e-Discovery Read More …
Second Circuit Uses “Klipsch” to Speak Loud and Clear on e-Discovery Misconduct
Klipsch makes some of the best speakers in the world, especially their high-end Klipschorn speaker series shown here. The Second Court of Appeals used a Klipsch in a dispute recently to sound an alarm about e-discovery abuse and how it Read More …
Responding Party’s Complaints of Financial Burden of Document Review Were Unsupported by the Evidence, Any Evidence
One of the largest cases in the U.S. today is a consolidated group of price-fixing cases in District Court in Chicago. In Re Broiler Chicken Antitrust Litigation, 290 F. Supp. 3d 772 (N.D. Ill. 2017) (order denying motions to dismiss Read More …