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- Court Compels Production of Foreign Data and Re-Production of "Already-Produced" Electronic Discovery in a Reasonably Usable Form
- Personal Emails Retained by Public School's Email System Not Subject to Michigan's Freedom of Information Act
- Court Finds Data "Not Reasonably Accessible," Denies Motion to Compel
- "Zubulake Revisited: Six Years Later": Judge Shira Scheindlin Issues her Latest e-Discovery Opinion
- District Court Rejects Total Dismissal of Claims, Orders Partial Dismissal and $75,000 in Monetary Sanctions for Egregious Discovery Violations
- Upcoming Events - February
- Court Finds Claims of Burden and Expense "Exaggerated," Declines to Find Emails "Not Reasonably Accessible"
- Appellate Court Affirms Order Allowing Plaintiff's Expert to Image Defendants' Hard Drives to Support Claims of Spoliation and Fraud
- Upcoming Events - January
- "International Man of Mystery" Sanctioned for Contempt of Court and Intentional Spoliation