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Keeping Secrets a Better Way: Sealing Protected Information in Judicial Proceedings
The Relativity Blog, September 2022 | Ben Barnes
Modern Attachments: Pointers Are Not the Problem When It Comes to Preservation
Legaltech News, September 2022 | Ben Barnes | Monica McCarroll | Staci D. Kaliner
Learning from Trump and Bannon Discovery Strategies
Law360, September 2022 | Mathea K.E. Bulander | Monica McCarroll
Failure to Employ Sufficient Skills and Technology in Search and Production of Slack Messages Results in Case Terminating Sanctions
Redgrave Client Alert, September 2022 | Ben Barnes | Britney A. Lewis | Eliza T. Davis
Cooperation in the Discovery Process After the Sedona Conference Proclamation
Bloomberg Law, September 2022 | Charles R. Ragan | France M. Jaffe
Nobody's Perfect, But Quality Assurance Helps Make eDiscovery Defensible
Westlaw Today, September 2022 | Amanda E. Mitchell | Gareth T. Evans | Leslie A. Melo
Techno Wars and Inadvertent Productions: An Ethics Guide to the Alex Jones Phone Debacle
Westlaw Today, September 2022 | Aviva S. Surugeon | Eliza T. Davis
The Devil is in the Details: Key Differences in U.S. Data Privacy Laws
Redgrave Client Alert, August 2022 | Aviva S. Surugeon | M. Lynne Hewitt
Let’s Start by Calling Them What They Are For Discovery: “Pointers” not “Modern Attachments”
LegalTech News, August 2022 | Ben Barnes | Monica McCarroll | Staci D. Kaliner
Supreme Court Nixes Use Of 28 U.S.C. § 1782 As A Discovery Vehicle In Private International Commercial Arbitrations
Redgrave Client Alert, August 2022 | Ana M. Cabassa-Torres | Matt L. Rotert
Preserving and Collecting Mobile Device Data
Westlaw Today, July 2022 | Gareth T. Evans | Nick B. Snavely
Judge Upgrades Data Breach Claims Against Marriott Based on Overpayment Theory
The Legal Intelligencer, July 2022 | Nick B. Snavely
Regulators Mean Business for Mobile Devices and Chat Applications: Good Information Governance is Not a Luxury
Redgrave Client Alert, July 2022 | Britney A. Lewis | Eliza T. Davis | Jordan C. Blumenthal
How to Lose a Privilege In 10 Steps (Or Fewer): Recent Case Clarifies Scope of FRE 502(d) and Marital Privilege
LegalTech News, July 2022 | Martin T. Tully | Nick B. Snavely
The CPRA Will Soon Amend And Supplement The CCPA, Adding New Requirements Applicable To Covered Businesses With California Employees. Is Your Organization Prepared?
Redgrave Client Alert, June 2022 | Eliza T. Davis | Martin T. Tully
Supreme Court Has Opportunity To Resolve Circuit Split And Provide Better Guidance Regarding The Attorney-Client Privilege
Redgrave Client Alert, June 2022 | Gareth T. Evans | Nick B. Snavely | Ted S. Hiser
Steps Companies Can Take To Mitigate Privilege Labeling Risk
Law360, June 2022 | Gareth T. Evans
Navigating eDiscovery Concerns When Investigating a Former Employee’s Devices for Potential Trade Secret Misappropriation or Other Misconduct
Redgrave Client Alert, June 2022 | Joshua M. Hummel
Will the New Metaverse Standards Forum Harmonize the Metaverse?
Redgrave Client Alert, June 2022 | Mathea K.E. Bulander | Staci D. Kaliner
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Proposes New Rules on Cybersecurity and Incident Disclosure
Redgrave Client Alert, May 2022 | Ben Barnes
Illinois BIPA Ruling on Photographic Information: What You Need to Know
Redgrave Client Alert, May 2022 | Aviva S. Surugeon
Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation CBPR Goes Global: What You Need to Know
Redgrave Client Alert, May 2022 | William J. Minshall Jr.
Connecticut Becomes the Fifth State to Enact a Comprehensive Consumer Privacy Law
Redgrave Client Alert, May 2022 | Aviva S. Surugeon | Eliza T. Davis
Legal Hold Basics: Identifying Relevant Information
Redgrave White Papers, May 2022 | Ana M. Cabassa-Torres
No Risk too Small: Austrian Data Protection Authority Stands Firm Behind Data Transfer Roadblock
Redgrave Client Alert, May 2022 | Matt L. Rotert
Benefits of a Well Balanced “Bring Your Own Device” Policy: Lessons on Protecting the Employee and the Employer from In re Pork Antitrust Litigation
Law360, April 2022 | Ana M. Cabassa-Torres | Kevin A. Reiss | Matt L. Rotert
Utah Becomes The Fourth State To Enact Comprehensive Consumer Privacy Legislation
Redgrave Client Alert, April 2022 | Aviva S. Surugeon | Eliza T. Davis
THE STATE OF PLAY REGARDING STANDARD CONTRACTUAL CLAUSES AND E.U.-U.S. DATA TRANSFERS POST-SCHREMS II
Redgrave Client Alert, April 2022 | Matt L. Rotert
Will The Trans-Atlantic Data Privacy Framework Really Be Privacy Shield 2.0? If So, How Do We Feel About That?
Redgrave Client Alert, April 2022 | Matt L. Rotert
What You Need to Know About Utah’s Privacy Bill
Redgrave Client Alert, March 2022 | Aviva S. Surugeon | Eliza T. Davis
Now Playing: The Palmistry of Biometric Data Privacy Law
Redgrave Client Alert, March 2022 | M. Lynne Hewitt | Martin T. Tully
A Reminder On Retaining Records Of Staff's Communications
Law360, March 2022 | Jordan C. Blumenthal
Austrian Data Protection Authority Says Data Transfers To Google Analytics Are Unlawful
Redgrave Client Alert, January 2022 | Matt L. Rotert
FTC Rolls Out Changes to Merger and Acquisition Second Request
Redgrave Client Alert, November 2021 | David C. Shonka | William J. Minshall Jr.
Confidentiality Designation Disputes: Valsartan and the Increasing Scrutiny of the Courts
Redgrave Client Alert, March 2021 | Mathea K.E. Bulander
2020 Amendment to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 30(b)(6) Echoes the Aspirations of the 2015 Amendments
Redgrave Client Alert, January 2021 | Mathea K.E. Bulander | Monica McCarroll
The Sedona Conference Commentary on the Enforceability in U.S. Courts of Orders and Judgments Entered under GDPR
The Sedona Conference, January 2021 | David C. Shonka
Driving The Future of Digitized Law Through eDiscovery and Information Governance
California Business Journal, September 2020 | Jonathan M. Redgrave
The Keys To A Better Privilege Logging Paradigm
Law360, September 2020 | Charles R. Ragan | Ted S. Hiser
Cybersecurity and Due Diligence: Avoiding Liability for Someone Else’s Mistakes
The Legal Intelligencer, July 2020 | David C. Shonka | Matt L. Rotert
Dear Business Leaders: Today’s Videoconference Recordings Can Create Legal Risk Tomorrow
Redgrave Client Alert, June 2020 |
Returning to a New ‘Business as Usual’: What it Means for Your IG and E-Discovery Obligations
Legaltech News, June 2020 | Diana M. Fasching | Leslie A. Melo
Making Remote Work, Work
Legal Management - The Magazine of ALA, June 2020 | Victoria A. Redgrave
Restructuring Planning: Information Governance - Top Ten List
Redgrave Client Alert, May 2020 | Charles R. Ragan | Christopher Q. King
6th Circuit Opioid Opinion On Federal Rules Helps Companies In MDLs
Law360, May 2020 | Gareth T. Evans | Nick B. Snavely
Privacy Issues in Restructuring
Redgrave Client Alert, May 2020 | David C. Shonka | Matt L. Rotert
The Ballad of the Sad Non-Party: Practical Guidance for True Non-Parties Handling Documents Subpoenas
Redgrave Client Alert, May 2020 | Charles R. Ragan | Nick B. Snavely
The Sedona Conference Commentary and Principles on Jurisdictional Conflicts over Transfers of Personal Data Across Borders
The Sedona Conference Journal, April 2020 | David C. Shonka
Pandemics, Privacy, and Confidential Data Security: Managing Information Risk is Critical
Legaltech News, March 2020 | David C. Shonka
WHAT TO DO WITH EXCESS DATA AFTER RESTRUCTURING
Redgrave Client Alert, March 2020 | Diana M. Fasching
Emoji: Their Role in Discovery and Trial
The Federal Lawyer, December 2019 | France M. Jaffe | Sarah E. Mahoney
eDiscovery Takeaways from the FTC v. Qualcomm Trial: Disproportionality & Documents Prevail Over Testimony
Redgrave Legal Alert, June 2019 | Ben Barnes | Gareth T. Evans
RECOVERING EDISCOVERY COSTS AS A PREVAILING PARTY: PLANNING TODAY TO IMPROVE YOUR CHANCE OF RETURNS TOMORROW
Federal Magistrate Judges Association, March 2019 |
Admissibility of Electronic Evidence Chart
Admissibility of Electronic Evidence Chart, April 2018 |