Electronic Discovery Updates – May 23, 2012

by Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis LLP on 5/22/2012

It’s no secret that discovery in litigation can be extremely — sometimes prohibitively — expensive. A recent study of electronic discovery costs shows that the total cost of production could range from $17,000 to $27 million,...more

by Manning Fulton & Skinner, P.A. on 5/18/2012

By William S. Cherry, III A 2010 litigation trends survey warns, “Companies Expect More Litigation.” Federal statistics indicate that the number of employees suing employers rose 35% from 2007 to 2011. A study conducted...more

by Rob Robinson on 5/16/2012

Highlighted in Forbes’ Law & Technology Blog as one of Eight Great Law & Technology Resources, Orange Legal Technologies’ Unfiltered Orange Weekly eDiscovery News Updates provide readers with a trusted compilation of key...more

by Rob Robinson on 5/9/2012

Highlighted in Forbes’ Law & Technology Blog as one of Eight Great Law & Technology Resources, Orange Legal Technologies’ Unfiltered Orange Weekly eDiscovery News Updates provide readers with a trusted compilation of key...more

by Cullen and Dykman LLP on 5/7/2012

This week marks the third week of the Roger Clemens perjury trial in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia. Recent events have provided a stark lesson in litigation practice and procedure for both...more

by Dechert LLP on 5/3/2012

Bexis attended the annual spring meeting last week. PLAC meetings are almost always good for at least one blog post. This is it. In the high-tech morass that is ediscovery, parties have tried various ways to do...more

by Rob Robinson on 5/2/2012

Highlighted in Forbes’ Law & Technology Blog as one of Eight Great Law & Technology Resources, Orange Legal Technologies’ Unfiltered Orange Weekly eDiscovery News Updates provide readers with a trusted compilation of key...more

by Cullen and Dykman LLP on 4/30/2012

To answer that question briefly: typically, no litigation hold letters are not discoverable. However, there is catch, which the Western District of New York (“WDNY”) has recently adopted. On March 26, 2012, the WDNY adopted...more