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Majority Rules: Supreme Court Revises Standard for Reverse Discrimination Claims

Practice of Law

During preliminary proceedings, the court dismissed several claims (including those related to hostile work environment and retaliation), citing insufficient evidence or jurisdictional limitations. Courts Dismiss Her Claims Eventually, the district court ruled in favor of the state governments, dismissing Ames’ Title VII claims.

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An Offeror Controls the Terms of the Offer

E-Discovery LLC

In effect, the Majority invalidates a fully executed, integrated settlement agreement based entirely on an excluded hearsay document – a remarkably thin evidentiary reed on which to overturn not only a signed contract but also the trial court’s supported factual findings. In my view, the trial court got it right.”

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Discretionary Stay of Discovery Pending Decision on Dispositive Motion

E-Discovery LLC

Defendants moved to stay discovery and asserted that courts stay discovery pending a fully dispositive motion, finding that judicial economy, the balance of hardships and equitable interests, and the lack of undue prejudice on nonmovants weigh in favor of a stay. cleaned up; citations omitted].

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Uber Technologies – Another Hyperlink Decision

E-Discovery LLC

Uber also presents evidence that currently the production of hyperlinked non-Google Drive documents is not technologically feasible at scale. Plaintiffs did not dispute the evidence. The goal of document production, including production of ESI, is to develop admissible evidence for use at trial. Lorraine v. 534, 538 (D.

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Coinbase Battles SEC Over Access to Gary Gensler’s Private Communications

Complex Discovery

The outcome of this battle could set a critical precedent for how regulatory agencies engage with the rapidly evolving crypto market, impacting cybersecurity, information governance, and eDiscovery professionals.

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New Jersey Decision Permits Geofence Warrants Upon a Proper Predicate

E-Discovery LLC

In NJ Court Rules Police Geofence Warrants Are Constitutional (Bloomberg Law May 20, 2025), Alex Ebert reported that a New Jersey intermediate appellate court upheld a geofence warrant, within specified limits. 9, 2025); Requests for Tower-Dump or Tower-Extraction Search Warrants Declined Under Geofence Precedent (Mar.

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Court Holds That an ESI Protocol Must be Specific in GenAI Copyright Class Action

E-Discovery LLC

The court anticipated a large volume of ESI in diverse forms and, citing precedent, wrote: An ESI protocol has to be specific or it doesnt mean anything. I see three takeaways from the courts decision. The courts expertise in ESI issues, for example, protocol design, is clearly evident. Emphasis added; cleaned up].