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Three Motions for Sanctions Denied Under ESI Rule and Common Law

E-Discovery LLC

The Court explained in detail the requirements of a Rule 37(e) motion and then applied them: Plaintiff has failed to put forth sufficient evidence of the four necessary elements to trigger the application of Rule 37(e) at all, let alone proven by clear and convincing evidence the intent required to show she is entitled to the remedies she seeks.

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The “Best Time” to File a Spoliation Motion

E-Discovery LLC

Of course, all counsel are duty bound to promptly notify opposing counsel and the court when they have learned that relevant evidence has been spoliated. 14, 2024); and A Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing: Litigant Can’t Convert a Discovery Dispute Into a Sanctions Motion (Apr. Emphasis added]. Emphasis in original]. (Dec.

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GENIUS Act Signed Into Law: A Game Changer for Legal Discovery and Information Governance

Complex Discovery

With federal banking agencies having 180 days to report implementation plans to Congress and a three-year safe harbor for existing platforms, legal teams can expect to navigate a growing volume of blockchain-based evidence, immutable, decentralized, and often beyond the reach of traditional systems. The Act’s reach beyond U.S.

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Wisconsin State Bar Settles Suit by Scraping DEI Program

Practice of Law

Suhr’s legal career has focused on public-interest litigation, and he has a history of engaging with issues that touch on constitutional rights and the boundaries of government authority. His attention to detail is evident—even noting a typo on a Bar dues form once prompted the Bar to thank him with a small gift.

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Defendant’s Prejudice From Plaintiff’s Failure to Disclose Photographs Taken by Defendant Was Insufficient to Support an Exclusionary Discovery Sanction

E-Discovery LLC

The Court affirmed the holding that the asserted prejudice from the failure to produce was insufficient to support exclusion of the evidence. Johnson] intended to introduce the photos into evidence’ at trial.” The City objected to the admission of the photographs, asserting that those photographs were “not disclosed in discovery.”

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PROVING THINGS 266: THE BURDEN OF PROOF, HEARSAY EVIDENCE AND WHEN EVIDENCE IS NOT “EXPERT EVIDENCE”: ALSO THE IMPORTANCE OF SERVING A NOTICE OF NON-AUTHENTICITY

Civil Litigation Brief

We are looking, again, at a case where there were issues as to evidence. Part of the defendant's case was that the evidence was not admissible or was hearsay. Hearsay is admissible, the real. The defendant's arguments did not prosper.

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Is a “Composite” Video Admissible and Can a Police Officer “Narrate” It at Trial? – Part 1 of 2

E-Discovery LLC

499 (2024), addressed introduction of a “composite” video as summary evidence and the use of police officers’ testimony describing it. This first blog addresses the admissibility of a “composite” video prepared by the prosecution. An innocent bystander was fatally shot while she was with her husband on a hotel patio in Annapolis.