A two-week-late response to requests for production, insufficient and incomplete produced documents and the possibility of a court-imposed e-discovery vendor compose this too-little-production-too-late case of Logtale, Ltd. v. IKOR, Inc. The 2011 lawsuit
[Read More]The Plaintiffs in Zest IP Holdings, LLC v. Implant Direct Mfg., LLC may have been all smiles following a fall 2013 judgment in their favor. The dental implant patent infringement case showed the
[Read More]In response to a 2006 suicide bombing in Tel-Aviv, Israel, resulting in several deaths and injuries, the Wultz family of Florida filed a civil suit against the Bank of China (BOC), alleging acts
[Read More]The countdown to January 1st has begun and so have the year-end reviews. We want to kick off the new year with you by sharing our 13 most popular blog posts from 2013
[Read More]When Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (BIPI) faced a considerable class action lawsuit for deaths related to its blood-thinner, Pradaxa, avoiding sanctions for the destruction of electronically stored information (ESI) and a legal setback
[Read More]What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas … and what you email your attorney from a company email account in Delaware, can be accessed by that company in Delaware according to the decision by
[Read More]In August 2011, Debra Hart, a 21-year employee and bookkeeper for a City Market in Colorado, was fired by the Kansas-based company for allegedly giving herself an unauthorized pay raise. What followed were
[Read More]A recent California federal district court case, Entrepreneur Media, Inc. v. Smith, does not seem very noteworthy at first glance, and for the most part it isn’t. Entrepreneur Media (EMI) won a judgment
[Read More]Congratulations to Monsanto and Google, named the two Most Innovative Law Department for 2013 by Financial Times. “These teams reveal how essential in-house lawyers can be in enabling innovation in their businesses and
[Read More]When Adam Yauch, a member of rap group Beastie Boys, died in spring 2012 he made sure that his will didn’t allow for any use of his “artistic property” to be used in
[Read More]This past September, while the bearded ones were marching toward a World Series title, the Massachusetts Rules of Civil Procedure adopted a series of amendments as they relate to electronically stored information (ESI)
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