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E-Discovery Considerations In Class Action Lawsuits
Editor: Why should the scope of e-discovery be limited? Should it presumptively be limited to information available in the ordinary course of business? Schulman: E-discovery continues to be one of the most costly stages of any litigation. The very first rule in the Federal Rules – Rule 1...
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The Proportionality Triangle: A Strategic Model For Negotiating Proportional E-Discovery Responses
The battle over e-discovery cost control can be won or lost during negotiations with opposing parties. Although many courts are receptive to proportionality arguments, litigants don’t always do the best job of providing courts with the data and analysis to support their arguments, relying...
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Observations On Policy Issues Discussed At The Lawyers For Civil Justice November Meeting
Editor: Tell us about us about your practice and your association with LCJ and with DRI. Martin: I have been a defense lawyer for over 30 years, handling primarily cases involving airlines, aviation products and pharmaceutical products and defending law firms in legal malpractice cases. I...
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