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eDiscovery Daily
FEBRUARY 3, 2019
On January 25, the Illinois Supreme Court rejected an argument from a popular theme park that would have limited a state law that requires consent for the use of facial recognition and other biometrics. US , I’ve been saying that 2018 was the year of data privacy. It doesn’t seem to be slowing down any in 2019.
eDiscovery Daily
FEBRUARY 14, 2019
He was “tagged,” thus allowing him access to them, and others were sent to his phone. 3d 882 [2018] ; see also Abdur–Rahman v. Should discoverability of photos be extended to photos where the party is “tagged” in the photo or should privacy concerns weigh heavier here? In Vasquez-Santos v. Mathew, 8210NIndex 158793/13 (N.Y.
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eDiscovery Daily
MARCH 15, 2018
This is the second of the 2018 Legaltech New York (LTNY) Thought Leader Interview series. 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.
eDiscovery Daily
MARCH 27, 2018
This is the sixth of the 2018 Legaltech New York (LTNY) Thought Leader Interview series. eDiscovery Daily interviewed several thought leaders at LTNY this year (and some afterward) to get their observations regarding trends at the show and generally within the eDiscovery industry. Today’s thought leader is Kelly Twigger.
eDiscovery Daily
JANUARY 7, 2020
But, this case – where an attorney sought sanctions against another for hanging up on him – is a unique example of lack of cooperation: Court Denies Sanction Request for Attorney Who Hung Up on Opposing Counsel One Time : In Ewing v. Oh, and a photo on social media can be discoverable simply because you’re “tagged” in it. COOPERATION.
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