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by Matt Miller
January 13, 2012Delaware Provides Default e-Discovery Limits
Delaware’s recently issued Default Standard for Discovery provides and interesting and potentially effective mechanism for ensuring that discovery in a given case is reasonable and proportional. In this blog, Matt Miller examines the standards, and their likely implementation in Delaware and possibly other jurisdictions
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by Matt Miller
October 3, 2011Chief Judge Rader’s Warning Shot Against Unreasonable Discovery
Federal Circuit Chief Judge Randall Rader presented solutions to the spiraling costs and excessive discovery requests that plague patent litigation. During the presentation, he unveiled the Federal Circuit Advisory Panel’s “Model Order on E-Discovery in Patent Cases.” Matt discusses how one can effectively and efficiently implement these solutions.
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by Matt Miller
May 24, 2011More than a slap on the hand…
Given the level of “bad acts” at issue in Markyl Lee et al v. Max International, LLC, are there any takeaways for those of us in the e-discovery space? Matt Miller proposes three.
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by Maureen O'Neill
December 9, 2010Victor Stanley II: Bad Facts Make…Obvious Law
Maureen shares her thoughts on this important case and its latest developments.
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