How did Thanksgiving Day end up being the fourth Thursday of November? Like most everything in America, it was a big debate. The first national day of Thanksgiving, deemed a “Day of Publick
[Read More]On November 18th the International Trade Commission’s (ITC) recent publication, Notice of Final Rulemaking will come into effect. The publication includes amendments to the original document created specifically to gain more information from
[Read More]The New York State Bar Association (NYSBA) published their “Best Practices in eDiscovery in New York State and Federal Courts” this week in hopes to influence some sort of standardization in eDiscovery collection
[Read More]Apple filed a patent application earlier this week for a toolbar which will provide advanced gesturing-based video editing for a future version of the iPad. The new feature will allow iPad users the
[Read More]One year and four months after his case was filed Paul Ceglia lost his third legal team. The case revolves around Mark Zuckerberg and an alleged contract that would entitle Ceglia to at
[Read More]Copyright claims to the Steve Job’s tribute image released soon after his death last week have gone almost as viral as the image itself. The tribute image, a silhouette of Steve Jobs in
[Read More]Last summer we posted an article on the growing trend of third party investors in litigation. Since countries such as the UK and Australia have already accepted this practice, some American companies were
[Read More]The Federal Court of Appeals just released a model order for patent litigation e-discovery reform. On Tuesday the Federal Circuit Advisory Council unanimously voted for the model in hopes that eventually many federal
[Read More]Yesterday we attended a webinar called The Future of E-Discovery: Top Ten Trends and Predictions. Maura Grossman, Counsel at Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, and Ron Hedges, former US Magistrate Judge, spoke on
[Read More]The group Lawyers for Civil Justice published their opinions on current attempts at e-discovery reform and did not hold back their frustration. LCJ insists that the scope of required discovery must be greatly
[Read More]PACER (Public Access to Court Electronic Records) is raising fees by 25%, from 8¢ to 10¢ per page, in order to accommodate an increasing need for system support. The rise in cost will
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