When evidence is lost or destroyed in a legal case (which is called spoliation), the court can grant several different types of relief. Sometimes it’s an adverse inference or the loss of affirmative defenses. Other times a judge will grant monetary sanctions meant to compensate the injured party. Sometimes it
Who knows who’s who in the eDiscovery industry? George Socha of Reveal-Brainspace knows, that’s who! The Senior Vice President of Brand Awareness set out to chat with leaders in the field on a weekly basis and bring those conversations to their virtual audience. Presented by ACEDS and sponsored by Reveal,
When it comes to eDiscovery, if Craig Ball speaks, you listen. Ball is an industry expert who reaches his base in the form of blog posts on his website, Ball In Your Court. His most recent post, The Annotated ESI Protocol, discusses best practices and offers commentary. His “goal is
December 1, 2022 is the eighth annual E-Discovery Day: E-Discovery Day is an annual event in which the e-discovery industry comes together to celebrate the vital and growing role that e-discovery plays in the legal process. It is an industry-wide, vendor-neutral celebration started and spearheaded by Exterro that includes in-person
Forbes recently published a great article about eDiscovery and translation called Managing The Translation Process To Make Multilingual E-Discovery Easier. In this article, the author discusses the enormous task of multi-language document review and how best to go about it. The author stated that overreliance on machine translation can be
The Federal District Court for the District of Massachusetts was in the news recently for Red Wolf Energy Trading, LLC v. BIA Capital Mgmt., LLC, et al. Judge Mark L. Wolf did not mince words when discussing the defendants’ “extreme misconduct” in relation to eDiscovery, noting that civil discovery was
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