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Mobile Collection: It’s Not Just for iPhones Anymore, Part Two

eDiscovery Daily

These are terrific resources that everyone who deals with discovery of mobile devices should be aware of. And , last but not least, Craig compiled all of his accumulated wisdom about mobile evidence (well, iPhone mobile evidence) into a white paper called Mobile to the Mainstream: Preservation and Extraction of iOS Content for E-Discovery.

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Announcing Eighth Annual LTNY Thought Leader Series!: eDiscovery Trends

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E-discovery luminary and recipient of the Masters Conference Educator of the Year 2016, Mary provides ACEDS and its membership more than a decade of strong credibility and sound leadership within the e-discovery community. Mary is Executive Director of the Association of Certified eDiscovery Specialists (ACEDS).

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2018 eDiscovery Case Law Year in Review, Part 3

eDiscovery Daily

Yesterday, we looked back at cases related to mobile device discovery, technology assisted review, the use of sampling to settle disputes, objections to production requests, an update on an interesting dispute between an eDiscovery provider and their former sales people and the final(?) of all cases covered). Edmonson, et. Davis, et al.

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2018 eDiscovery Case Law Year in Review, Part 4

eDiscovery Daily

And we all thought that Rule 37(e) had the biggest impact from the 2015 Federal Rules changes when maybe it was actually Rule 26(b)(1)! And, we’re also seeing parties identifying privacy as a reason not to comply with discovery requests (including at least one case where even the courts couldn’t agree on the outcome). LLC, et al.

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2017 eDiscovery Case Law Year in Review, Part 4

eDiscovery Daily

Here are the remaining fifteen cases related to spoliation and sanctions below: Court Says Rule 37(e) Doesn’t Apply When Recording Was Intentionally Deleted : In Hsueh v. Court Grants Lesser Sanctions Against Defendant for Various Discovery Issues : In New Mexico Oncology v. Alabama Chief Magistrate Judge John E. Holdings, Inc.

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2019 eDiscovery Case Law Year in Review, Part 1

eDiscovery Daily

NON-PARTY DISCOVERY. Here are six cases last year where courts decided on non-party discovery requests: Court Denies Non-Party’s Request to Quash Subpoena in Telecommunications Dispute : In Fair v. Court Orders Plaintiff to Share in Discovery Costs of Non-Party : In Lotus Indus., Kansas Magistrate Judge Gwynne E.

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2019 eDiscovery Case Law Year in Review, Part 2

eDiscovery Daily

Yesterday, we looked back at cases related to passwords and Fifth Amendment protection, non-party discovery and mobile and messaging. Technically, you could argue that all cases involve a lack of cooperation on discovery. There are always a handful of cases each year related to discovery of social media data. COOPERATION.