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Patent Litigation Firm is Seeking an Experienced Patent Litigator

IP Watchdog

A Texas-based patent enforcement firm seeks an experienced patent litigator. The ideal candidate would have experience managing patent enforcement cases, including routine motion practice, claim construction, discovery, pretrial preparation, trial, and appeal. for qualified candidates.

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Court Denied Unopposed Motions for Protective Order and Approval of ESI Protocol

E-Discovery LLC

MIDDLE DISTRICT PRECEDENT The Orlando Health court cited Middle District Discovery (2021) §VIII (requiring cooperation amongst counsel regarding discovery of ESI and encouraging counsel to discuss protocols for exchange of ESI) and Local Access, LLC v. Discovery Plan” (Jan. Section VIII.F emphasis added]. However, § VII.B

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MyCase + Legalyze.ai: Revolutionize Your Firm With AI

MyCase

has become indispensable in our motion practice trial preparations for all our complex civil litigation. It is an amazing tool.” – Elizabeth Bingham, Chief of Election Litigation & Civil Litigation Division How Does the Integration Work? With the MyCase and Legalyze.ai Legalyze.ai and vice versa.

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Money as a Tactical Disadvantage: Don't Pitch Mountains of Cash into a Dumpster Fire

The Cloud Court Blog

Having spent two decades of my life litigating and managing litigation, I’ve noticed a few persistent trends. Resource disparities exist where one party has greater available capital and the willingness to spend it in litigation. Is money useful in litigation? It doesn’t. But only to a point.

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Deposition Misconduct: Rules, Risks, and Remedies

WA Bar News

First, by focusing on these two areas, I definitely do not imply that these are the only issues that can arise in either depositions or discovery more broadly. 9 Washington’s appellate courts have also long spoken to the need to “play fair” in discovery generally and with witness testimony in particular. Washington RPC 4.4(a)

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Civil Procedure AND Star Wars?

Joshua Gilliland

Discovery disputes often result in strong judicial rebukes. Judge Richard Jones must have felt he was dealing with a phantom menace of discovery disputes, because most of the issues in the case could have been solved if the parties actually had a meaningful a meet and confer. This case has both. Cedar Grove, at *5. Cedar Grove, at *8.