S.E.C. and other Governmental Agencies- Practicing What They Preach? The
recent Freedom of Information Act concerns surrounding the retrieval of
Sarah Palin’s emails are of grave concern to the public...
Every day that I talk to customers, I personally encounter the need to
bridge the knowledge and political gaps to make policy and purchasing
decisions within corporations regarding eDiscovery. The oth...
Pretty exciting time here in the eDiscovery world at the Carmel Valley
Ranch this week! Not too long ago, we at Symantec had our annual
off-site at the Carmel Valley Ranch and dug deep into our Enterp...
A big welcome to Clearwell, customers, partners and employees! Today,
Clearwell Systems, a leader in eDiscovery, is now part of Symantec. This
means our two teams are officially working together to pr...
Is your firm still finding it difficult to retain or otherwise address
social media communications as required by FINRA Regulatory Notice
10-06? FINRA promulgated Regulatory Notice 10-06 last year to ...
The landmark sanctions order in Phillip M. Adams & Associates v. Dell,
621 F.Supp.2d 1173 (D. Utah 2009) has been adopted by U.S. District
Judge Ted Stewart. Finally made available to the public last ...
The most comprehensive piece I have read to date on the differences
between Quick-Peeks and Clawback Agreements was authored by Ralph Losey
(http://bit.ly/kk1V5z). In a careful and thoughtful analysis...
Judge Scheindlin has withdrawn her landmark opinions ordering the
federal government to produce several categories of metadata in response
to a FOIA request. See National Day Laborer Organizing Networ...
Do you think the risk of discovery sanctions is overblown? For litigants
who became “newsworthy” because they were sanctioned, the answer is no.
But many organizations observe their discovery obligati...
The eDiscovery frenzy that has gripped the American legal system over
the past decade has largely eluded our European counterparts. This is
due in large part to the broad and fastidious protections of...