In Forman v. Henkin, the Court of Appeals of New York reinstated a trial judge’s ruling requiring the plaintiff who was disabled in a horse riding accident to turn over “private” photos to the defendant taken before and after her injuries.
read moreA snapshot demonstration of the process and syntax required to perform fuzzy searches within CloudNine to locate variations in spelling of terms to catch additional potentially responsive hits that may be otherwise missed due to spelling errors or Optical Character Recognition (OCR) inaccuracies.
read moreJust as a garden needs tending regularly to make sure that the plant and flowers are current and vibrant, an information governance program also needs tending regularly to make sure that the information managed is current and useful to an organization. Here are some factors to consider when tending your information governance “garden”.
read moreWhile the ultimate impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the business of law remains to be seen, legal professionals are largely positive about how it will affect the industry and their day-to-day jobs, according to a survey conducted by Consilio.
read moreOne of the things that Tom O’Connor and I discussed in last week’s webcast about the upcoming Europe General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) was how consent will be interpreted for use of data for its data subjects. Last month, a German court may have given an early indication of how consent will be enforced.
read moreIn Performance Pulsation Control, Inc. v. Sigma Drilling Techs., LLC, et al., Texas District Judge Amos L. Mazzant granted the plaintiff’s motion to compel in part, ordering the defendants to produce documents related to four specific categories, but within certain parameters.
read moreI alluded to it last week, now I’ll discuss it in more depth. Next month, the University of Florida E-Discovery Conference will be held on Thursday, March 29 – believe it or not, this is the sixth annual conference. And, for the first time, I’m going to be there! If you’re going to be in Gainesville then too, great! If not, you can still attend from the comfort of your desk at work or at home.
read moreA snapshot demonstration of the process and syntax required to perform proximity searches within CloudNine to locate responsive terms that are not only in the same document, but close to each other without having to be in an exact phrase.
read moreIn Dotson, et al. v. Edmonson, et. al., Louisiana District Judge Susie Morgan denied the plaintiff’s motion in limine seeking sanctions for spoliation of evidence, finding that the plaintiff had “not met his burden of establishing that the Trooper Defendants had a duty to preserve” cell phone records and call logs from the evening of October 7, 2015 from Louisiana State Police (LSP) issued cell phones that were used that night by LSP officers during an undercover operation, or that their destruction of the evidence was intentional.
read moreI have a “panic button” on my desk. Are you panicking about the upcoming Europe General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) yet? If so, read this post.
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