Last year, I led off the year with a post declaring that the age of eDiscovery automation is upon us (even with an exclamation point for emphasis!). I like to think I was right about that emerging trend. Is there a long-overdue emerging trend for this year? Read here and see what you think.
read moreIn Cohn et. al. v. Guaranteed Rate, Inc., Illinois District Judge John Robert Blakey granted in part and denied in part the defendant’s motion to compel discovery, for spoliation sanctions, and to extend the discovery deadline, finding that the defendant’s request for dismissal of the plaintiff’s claims and entry of default judgment or issuance of an adverse inference instruction was “not commensurate with the harm implicated here”, opting instead to require the plaintiff to provide full access to her Gmail account to the defendant.
read moreThis webcast session will cover key terms, rules, duties, and case law to give you the tools and resources necessary to efficiently and effectively meet the challenging discovery obligations that attorneys will face in 2017. For the latest industry updates visit cloudnine.com.
read moreHow many eDiscovery related events are happening in 2017? You might be surprised as to how many there are, but, the good news is that you can get a complete list of them here.
read moreA short demo of SaaS-delivered eDiscovery automation software that simplifies litigation, investigations, and audits for legal, compliance, and security pros by allowing them to upload, review, and produce documents from one platform within minutes. For a free trial, visit cloudnine.com.
read moreOne of the things I like most about working at CloudNine is the company culture and one of the things that has been instrumental in defining and shaping our company culture is our company book club. We’ve reviewed and discussed several books over time that have helped us define that company culture and the latest book that we just reviewed got me thinking about WHY I do what I do.
read moreOn Wednesday, ACEDS hosted a webinar (sponsored by CloudNine) where we discussed results from the Fall 2016 eDiscovery Business Confidence Survey, which was conducted last month with the results published on Rob Robinson’s terrific Complex Discovery site. Did you miss it? Here’s where you can still check it out.
read moreIn Cahill v. Dart, Illinois District Judge John Z. Lee adopted, with modifications, the Report and Recommendation of Magistrate Judge Cox regarding the plaintiff’s motion to sanction the defendants for destruction of evidence, indicating that Judge Cox’s proposed sanction would be imposed and also that the jury would be informed that the defendants failed to meet their duty to preserve video, giving the plaintiff the option to argue to the jury that the failure to preserve the video was intentional.
read moreLast week, we covered results from the ACEDS and Complex Discovery Fall 2016 eDiscovery Business Confidence Survey, which was conducted last month with the results published on Rob Robinson’s terrific Complex Discovery site. There’s even a Canadian breakdown. Today, you can attend a webinar to hear experts comment on the results of the survey and their thoughts about the state of eDiscovery business in general!
read moreIn Reed v. Kindercare Learning Centers et. al., Washington District Judge Benjamin H. Settle (yes, that’s his real name!) granted the plaintiff’s motion for discovery sanctions with respect to spoliation of physical evidence in the form of the facility where the plaintiff worked, but denied the plaintiff’s motion with regard to spoliation of ESI.
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