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1, 2025), states: Defendants oppose the non-party subpoenas on undue burden and relevance grounds. But a “party lacks standing to challenge subpoenas issued to non-parties on the grounds of relevancy or undue burden.” Standing is often an issue in challenges to subpoenas. “It 27, 2024); Who Can Object to a Subpoena? (Nov.
In doing so, FGH propounded discovery. In pertinent part, FGH served 20 subpoenas on third-party financial institutions. 2005); see also In re Grand Jury Subpoena John Doe, No. Defendants have not plausibly asserted any privilege, proprietary interest, or personal interest in the subpoenaed matter. United States v.
July 22, 2024), the Court addressed the type of objections that a subpoenaed non-party may make. That was a novel issue in Maryland. The Court held “that [nonparty] TST had standing to challenge the subpoena on grounds that some of the requests were overbroad and not relevant to the subject matter involved in the divorce action.”
Once that was done, the requesting party could identify three more, “subject to limited objections.” 45 subpoena duces tecum could not have been served on the non-party document custodian and avoided the designation issue. The ESI Protocol required that the responding party designate ten document custodians. 2025 WL 176001, at n.
20, 2024), the court addressed recovery of expenses by non-parties for responding to a subpoena. 45 (“Subpoena”) states: (b)(1) – Under some circumstances, witness fees and mileage must be paid. [1] d)(3)(B) – A court may, on motion, ensure “that the subpoenaed person will be reasonably compensated.” Fed.R.Civ.P.
the Court set out and applied the principles governing subpoenas and objections to them. The individual defendants in Hall issued a subpoena to MAIP. Hall, on behalf of MAIP, objected based in part on privilege. Defendants objected to sharing. Baltimore Police Dept., 2025 WL 509130 (D. 13, 2025)(Austin, J.),
non-party TEDCO’s blanket privilege and work product objections to a subpoena were denied; however, it lived to fight another day because the denial was without prejudice to file supported objections after a “meet and confer.” Specific objections are required. And, ImpactHR responded without objection.
In previous blogs, I addressed decisions holding that Where Requests for Discovery were Overly Broad, No Privilege Log was Required (Oct. 12, 2024); No Privilege Log Is Needed While Scope of DiscoveryObjections Are Pending (Aug. Both Mr. Hall and MAIP objected to the subpoena on a number of bases. at *4, 6. [1]
29, 2024), Plaintiff Walker served a subpoena duces tecum on non-party JBHH, which had represented defendant AIU in workers compensation proceedings involving Mr. Walker. The subpoena requested a complete copy of the file in Mr. Walkers case. JBHH moved to quash the subpoena and also noted objections. citing L.R.
15, 2025), the court ordered discovery of litigation hold notices. In my opinion, and while I agree with the result, the legal issues governing the discovery of litigation hold notices and implementation need clarity and national uniformity. The EEOC served a subpoena on the third-party custodian. Aspire Regional Partners, Inc.,
Your company received a document subpoena in a legal dispute in which it is not involved. If the subpoena issued is in federal litigation, your company is likely responsible for the cost of compliance, especially if it has a connection to the litigation. Who covers the expense in responding to it? In United States v. 11 cv 4071 (N.D.
34 discovery requests propounded by defendant Meta Platforms, Inc., 34 discovery requests propounded by defendant Meta Platforms, Inc., Meta responded that Rule 34 requests were proper and it should not be forced to serve over 200 subpoenas under Rule 45. 2024), applies the “legal control” standard to Fed.R.Civ.P.
Plaintiff Spivey served a subpoena on non-party API. While Mr. Spivey asserted that the negotiated search terms defined the scope of discovery, and that they were narrowly tailored, API asserted that it need not produce nonresponsive or irrelevant documents. API allegedly had information about the process. They negotiated search terms.
The States and State Attorneys General “object[ed] to treating their respective state agencies as being subject to party discovery and insist[ed] that all of these agencies are third parties from whom Meta should seek documents by subpoenas under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 45.” emphasis added].
Both sides objected to a report and recommendation of a special master. The Sports Rehab court found that the personal devices were not in Vail Healths possession, custody, or control and that the proper procedure would have been for plaintiffs to issue subpoenas. It only meant that the wrong discovery device had been employed.
Objections were due by July 10 th. Plaintiffs said that SCA was served with a copy of the subpoena on March 27 th , two days prior to serving it on Dr. Fanning and well before the deposition. Plaintiffs contended that SCA did nothingsuch as objecting or filing a motion to quashsince it received notice of the Subpoena.
In addition, well discuss how advanced and simple eDiscovery and document review strategies can address specific construction industry challenges, including: Large data sets, subpoena responses, delay claims, defect investigations and litigations, cost overruns, multi-party contract disputes, and regulatory compliance issues.
But with digital transformation comes legal complexity–especially when responding to subpoenas for electronic communications. Failure to comply with the SCA when responding to subpoenas can lead to significant legal and financial repercussions, reputational damage, and even loss of customer trust. the actual text of an email).
28, 2025), the court granted in part and denied in part a motion to quash subpoenas issued to AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile (the Wayfarer Parties) by Ms. Lang, Ruling in Blake Lively’s Subpoena for Justin Baldoni Phone Records (Feb. 25, 2025); Reasonably Calculated to Lead to Discovery of Admissible Evidence (Nov.
21, 2025), the court wrote that: Neither side distinguishes between waiver of untimely objections to interrogatories and waiver of untimely objections to RFPs, even though important differences exist in both the applicable rules of civil procedure and the case law construing them. It held that plaintiffs waived the objections.
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