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A Stress-Free Summer for Litigation Attorneys (Updated)

Planet Depos

However, as we all take time out in the summer to relax and have fun, life doesn’t stop, especially for a litigation attorney. By using the same online repository, you can view transcripts, exhibits, invoice details, videos, and any files related to your cases. Don’t worry about taking massive piles of papers with you to the beach!

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Top 5 Tips: Taking Depositions in a Post-Pandemic World

Attorney at Work

Exchanging exhibits during a remote deposition or trial is a crucial component that is often not addressed in web-conferencing tools. Additional accommodations must be in place for a way to introduced and distribute exhibits. These can often be addressed by an exhibit-specific tool used in conjunction with the web-conferencing tool.

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“Diligent Search,” But No Responsive Data, is Insufficient Response

E-Discovery LLC

It prevailed because its attorneys did their homework and supported their litigation position with facts. And while Defendants have filed an exhibit containing search terms they used, it is not clear from that exhibit whether those search terms were used in searching Outlook, another application or set of files, or both ….

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How Attorneys Can Use Legal Data for Legal Recruiting

Attorney at Work

Firms of all sizes, from BigLaw to small law firms, can take advantage of the growing availability of litigation data to gain insights on which laterals to hire, which law practices to purchase and, more importantly, which to avoid. Litigation data lets firms conduct targeted legal recruiting.

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“Judges are not like pigs, hunting for truffles buried in the record.”

E-Discovery LLC

The opinion opens with the following: Over four years into litigation, Defendants have failed to produce complete discovery responses. The court first addressed procedural issues, writing: This is not the first time the undersigned has written on procedural violations in this litigation. Township of Toms River, 2025 WL 934761 (D.N.J.

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Unopposed Motion to Seal Court Records

E-Discovery LLC

Plaintiff Boblitt moved for leave to file specific exhibits under seal. The exhibits supported his opposition to a motion of defendant BP for a protective order. While it is not clear to me, it appears that the exhibits were primarily expert reports in other litigation. BP raised other issues. and 105.11. ” Id.

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A Request to File a Privilege Log Under Seal Was Denied

E-Discovery LLC

21, 2024), the court wrote: “Before the Court are a litany of motions to seal exhibits to contemporaneously filed briefing on discovery disputes.” The Sazerac court granted a number of those motions; however, it denied the motion to seal a privilege log that had been filed as an exhibit. explain the procedure.

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