You Delay, You (Might) Pay
Courtesy of the New York Law Journal comes news of discovery delays resulting in attorney fee sanctions in two Commercial Division cases: 135 East 57th Street LLC v. 57th Street Day Spa and
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TAR: You’ve Come a Long Way, Baby
Prior to Judge Peck’s recent buzzworthy TAR opinion, TAR’s presence was also noteworthy in two other cases: Bridgestone Americas, Inc. v. IBM Corporation and Connecticut General Life Insurance v. Health Diagnostic Laboratory, Inc.
[Read More]Mercy, Mercy Me: “Blurred Lines” Recap
Earlier this week, a federal jury in Los Angeles found that the 2013 hit “Blurred Lines,” which earned more than $16 million dollars, had indeed copied elements from Marvin Gaye’s own 1977 hit
[Read More]No Pets, No Parties, No Bad Yelp Reviews
Apartment complex dwellers know well that residential management have the ability to exert control over the presence of pets, noise level, parking and more. One apartment complex attempted to take that control to
[Read More]March Madness: Judge Peck Issues New TAR Opinion
College playoff basketball isn’t the only hot topic this month — so, too, is the matter of using technology-assisted review (TAR). U.S. Magistrate Judge Andrew Peck’s recent order in Rio Tinto Plc v.
[Read More]It’s Personal: The State of Clinton’s Emails
There’s no diplomatic way to say this: During Hillary Rodham Clinton’s tenure as secretary of state, she exclusively used a personal email account for government matters, possibly violating federal rules. According to The
[Read More]Fisherman off the Hook for “Tangible Object”
When a fish-and-wildlife officer conducted an offshore inspection of a commercial fishing boat and discovered undersized fish, he instructed the captain to keep the smaller fish separate from the others until they returned
[Read More]Open-Internet Decision Opens Door to Litigation
After much fervent debate, lobbying and public opinion, by a 3-2 vote the Federal Communications Commission passed new net neutrality rules, ensuring that Internet service providers will treat all legal content equally. What’s
[Read More]Teknically Speaking: Attorney-Client Privilege
What happens when a company that is being sued by a former employee who has a J.D. files a protective order to prevent her from using privileged communications, claiming she acted as a
[Read More]For the Love of Mobile Security
Another Valentine’s Day has come and gone. Those still looking for love through an online dating app should possibly reconsider doing so from their work-designated phone. A recent IBM analysis of leading mobile
[Read More]LTNY 2015: “What’s Wrong with Discovery?” and More
At this year’s LTNY, Judges John Facciola (retired), Andrew J. Peck, Frank Maas and Elizabeth D. LaPorte treated eager attendees to their highly regarded opinions during the “What’s Wrong with Discovery?” session. The
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