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A Request to File a Privilege Log Under Seal Was Denied

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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. Of the Courts v.

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Do You Have to Ask an Opponent for a Privilege Log?

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There were several other discovery disputes and the parties submitted emails, exhibits, and a declaration. Defendants added: According to Defendants, while the parties conducted multiple telephone conferences thereafter regarding Plaintiffs’ complaints as to Defendants’ discovery responses, the privilege log issue was never raised….

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Three Types of Protective Orders – Requirements to Seal Court Record

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One of many discovery disputes involved the scope of protective order. On the opposite side of the spectrum are umbrella protective orders, which provide for the designation of all discovery as protected without any screening by either the parties or the court…. Exxon Mobile Corp., 2024 WL 4249229 (M.D. Local Rule 105.11

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Felder: Part 1 of 4:  Court-Ordered Transcription of “Meet and Confer” Session

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The Court “presided over a discovery dispute hearing related to Plaintiff’s motions to compel interrogatory requests and requests for production of documents, and related to a motion for a protective order filed by the Defendant.” Sometimes Discovery Disputes Do Not Bring Out the Best in Us – Part II (Jun. 7, 2024)(Simms, J.),

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Is a “Composite” Video Admissible and Can a Police Officer “Narrate” It at Trial? – Part 2 of 2

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The State responded that the detectives were allowed “to contextualize the sequence of clips in the summary exhibit based on their personal knowledge of the local geography and locations of various cameras.” The Appeals Court of Maryland agreed. The State asked Detective Stein to review the composite video during his testimony. 23, 2024). [2]

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Sometimes Discovery Disputes Do Not Bring Out the Best in Us – Part II

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Life is Short It is also a red flag when the court notes: “Since February of 2023, there have only been rare and brief occasions when the parties did not have some discovery dispute before the court.” There is nothing wrong with a little humor to provide a break in the monotony of this long and tedious discovery war.” June 17, 2024).

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Fifth Circuit Rejects Proposed AI Regulation for Legal Filings After Widespread Opposition

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The primary objective was to guarantee the accuracy and reliability of AI-assisted legal filings. Brantley Starr, a US District Judge in the Northern District of Texas, highlighted these issues, stating that the platforms currently exhibit tendencies toward hallucinations and bias. News Sources U.S.