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by Maureen O'Neill
May 15, 2013Predictive Coding and Freedom of Choice: Sedona Principle 6 in Action
In two recent orders — one from a federal court in Indiana, the other from a state court in California — each court considered a motion filed by one party seeking to force the other party to use a particular predictive coding methodology to identify…
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by Matt Miller
March 19, 2013Order Highlights Potential Costs of Predictive Coding
Predictive coding continues to gain momentum as a hedge against spiraling discovery costs. But if you assume that its usage will dramatically lower costs every time, you might be surprised by…
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by Jim Wagner
January 25, 2013A New “Prediction” for 2013
Time again for predictions. No, not about “the big game.” Vegas has that covered. I mean predictions about the future of e-discovery in 2013. But first, a look back at my not-entirely-fearless 2012 predictions.
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by Matt Miller
September 27, 2012Two Big States, Many Big Differences in Discovery Rules
As of the summer of 2012, 36 states had in some way amended their respective rules of civil procedure to account for the exchange of ESI. However, this month two significant states — Florida and New York — undertook very different approaches [...]
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by Matt Miller
August 2, 2012Discovery Costs Pile Up in International Trade Commission Patent Disputes
During the past several years, patent holders increasingly have chosen the International Trade Commission to adjudicate claims against importers of goods that allegedly infringe U.S. patents. A quick perusal of the ITC’s pending docket reads like a who’s who of technology companies: Apple, Samsung, Research in Motion, LG, HTC, Nokia, Sony, Canon, HP. While it’s [...]
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