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How Not to Negotiate an ESI Protocol? Say it is “Mandatory”; and, Demand That Discussions be Recorded

E-Discovery LLC

Pyramid Healthcare, Inc., would include litigate, litigation, litigating, etc.). It is evident that, in this case, Attorney XXXX has ignored his duty to refrain from discovery efforts that are unreasonable or unduly burdensome or expensive in the context of these proportionality factors. In Wilbert v.

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When Must a Motion to Compel Be Filed?

E-Discovery LLC

July 12, 2010) (denying motion to compel as “fatally defective,” noting that “[i]t is also significant that the motion appears to be untimely, as it was filed after the close of fact discovery”); In re Sulfuric Acid Antitrust Litig., UPDATE: KPH Healthcare Services, Inc. 331, 332 (N.D. emphasis added]. However, there are exceptions.

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CAFC Reverses January Decision Affirming Sufficient Written Description for Negative Claim Limitation Over Judge Linn’s Dissent

IP Watchdog

Accord Healthcare, Inc. Senior Circuit Judge Richard Linn authored a dissent arguing that the panel majority had improperly adopted a heightened written description standard and failed to take into account expert testimony from Novartis regarding a negative claim limitation that the district court found was supported by ample evidence.

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July 2024 HSR Transactions: What GDP Growth and Economic Trends Mean for eDiscovery

Complex Discovery

However, this also comes with the challenge of managing costs, as inflationary pressures remain evident. For example, the retail sector might reduce legal spending during periods of declining consumer confidence, affecting their ability to manage compliance and litigation.

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10 Ways Attorneys Can Leverage AI Legal Prompts for Efficiency

Destination Articles Blog

Law firms around the globe are using AI to do everything from parsing through mountains of legal documents to helping predict the outcomes of litigation with surprising accuracy. This is particularly useful in healthcare, finance, or technology. As we apply AI to the legal field, we face serious challenges and ethical questions.

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CAN AN EXPERT WORK ON A CONDITIONAL FEE BASIS? IT MAY BE POSSIBLE – BUT IS DEFINITELY NOT WISE

Civil Litigation Brief

I am grateful to Professor Keith Rix for allowing me to use an article that appears in February’s Expert Healthcare Witness Matters*. This deals with the question of whether an expert can, or should, agree to act on a conditional.

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Propaganda, Legislation, and Warfare: Unpacking Russia’s Strategy in the Ukraine War

Complex Discovery

This unique background positions ComplexDiscovery to provide valuable insights for conflict-related investigations and litigation, where understanding the interplay of technology, data, and geopolitical factors is crucial.