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Agreement in ESI Protocol to Produce All “Hits,” Without Review

E-Discovery LLC

It held that the Spivey agreement to run negotiated search terms does not waive the responding partys objections to producing nonresponsive documents. API is entitled to review the hits for relevance pursuant to Rule 26(b)(1) and timely raise objections. Likewise, dont assume the Court shares your interpretation of the protocol.

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Another Approach to Drafting and Discovery of Litigation Hold Notices

E-Discovery LLC

7, 2025), the court held that litigation hold notices were privileged. THE HOMELAND DECISION Homeland is an insurance coverage lawsuit. Defendants filed a third-party complaint against another insurer, Ace. Defendants did so and the insurers challenged the assertion of privilege. Defendants objected.

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Deposition Misconduct: Rules, Risks, and Remedies

WA Bar News

In this column, we’ll address a narrower, but more common, subset of deposition misconduct that the ABA opinion touches on: improper “coaching” during depositions and improper objections intended to impede the questioner. All objections shall be concise and must not suggest or coach answers from the deponent. Washington RPC 3.4(a)

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Legal Turmoil in the Pharmaceutical Industry: AbbVie, Purdue, and Beyond

Complex Discovery

Supreme Court to protect its corporate records from disclosure, citing a lower court ruling that challenges the sanctity of attorney-client privilege. Purdue, currently engaged in renewed settlement negotiations, faces increased pressure from a court-appointed committee of creditors. has petitioned the U.S.

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Tithing Troubles: Ex-Mormon's Lawsuit Raises Questions About Church Finances and First Amendment Rights

Law and Daily Life

Specifically, Nielsen claimed that the Church spent tithing funds on the development of the City Creek Mall and to bail out the Beneficial Life Insurance Company. He alleged that tithing funds were used to finance the City Creek Mall development and to bail out a troubled for-profit life insurance company owned by the Church.