The Intersection Among Torts, Science, Corporate Law, Insurance & Bankruptcy
In the age of email, tweets and more, e-discovery and its volume create issues and expense that did not exist in the days of paper. So, the New York courts are putting in place new rules for privilege logs, and related topics. A June 2, 2014 article from Skadden provides an overview of the changes.
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