Court Agrees with Plaintiffs on Most Disputed Items: eDiscovery Case Law
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Court Agrees with Plaintiffs on Most Disputed Items
Shark week, er, eDiscovery Case Week, continues today! In the case In re Class Action Settlement Administration Litigation, District of Columbia District Judge John D. Bates stated “The Court agrees with plaintiffs” on several disputes between the parties, including whether Rule 502(b) ought to apply to waiver of privilege, the handling of short message communications and hyperlinked documents, and search methodology, TAR transparency and valid…
Court Agrees with Plaintiffs on Most Disputed Items: eDiscovery Case Law
Shark week, er, eDiscovery Case Week, continues today! In the case In re Class Action Settlement Administration Litigation, District of Columbia District Judge John D. Bates stated “The Court agrees with plaintiffs” on several disputes between the parties, including whether Rule 502(b) ought to apply to waiver of privilege, the handling of short message communications and hyperlinked documents, and search methodology, TAR transparency and valid…
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