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The Proposed Rules: Light At The End Of The E-Discovery Tunnel
We are pleased to present this discussion of proposed amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP), which represent great progress toward addressing issues that have contributed to the onerous burdens and high costs related to e-discovery, such as over-preservation, failure to apply...
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Data Breach Claims: Lack Of Injury Means Lack Of Standing To Sue
Two recent federal court decisions follow a growing line of federal and state decisions dismissing tort and other claims in data breach cases on various grounds, including the notable challenge plaintiffs face in making out the element of injury to satisfy their pleaded claims. Most recently, on...
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Texas Supreme Court: Decisions Of Interest To Business
Editor: Please tell us about your practice. Stolley: I have been practicing law for 31 years, all of it in Dallas, Texas. I did trial work for the first ten years, after which I transitioned my practice to appellate law. I have been board certified in appellate law since 1995 and with Thompson...
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