The Intersection Among Torts, Science, Corporate Law, Insurance & Bankruptcy
It is the age of specialization. A prime example these days lies in e-discovery. The market is becoming even more specialized as some e-discovery firms seek out plaintiff’s lawyers, and collect and distribute plaintiff-friendly case law on sanctions for discovery violations. A recent example lies in one such firm (ILS ) writing about Judge Shira Schindler’s latest e-discovery opinion, which it appears will hurt the defendant.
As litigation becomes more global, new issues arise as parties seek to use local discovery processes in aid of cases in other countries. In Kiobel, the Second Circuit reversed a district court ruling
As litigation becomes more global, new issues arise as parties seek to use local discovery processes in aid of cases in other countries. In Kiobel, the Second Circuit reversed a district court ruling
It feels as if courts are running out of patience or tolerance for litigants who 1) are repeat players in the litigation industry, and 2) abuse judicial processes such as discovery. For a recent examp