Must a lawyer’s litigation hold letter be written by an IT professional?
Attached is an article written by Steve Puiszis, DRI's State Rep to Illinois, which originally appeared on Practical Ediscovery, a blog sponsored by Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP. In Green v. McClendon,...
View ArticleAn “old school” approach to requests for forensic imaging of computers
Attached is an article written by Steve Puiszis, DRI's State Rep to Illinois, which originally appeared on Practical Ediscovery, a blog sponsored by Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP.In Re Weekley Homes,...
View ArticleState court ediscovery rules scorecard
Attached is an article written by Steve Puiszis, DRI's State Rep to Illinois, which originally appeared on Practical Ediscovery, a blog sponsored by Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP. Anyone old enough to...
View ArticleSeventh Circuit’s Electronic Discovery Pilot Program
Attached is an article written by Steve Puiszis, DRI's State Rep to Illinois, which originally appeared on Practical Ediscovery, a blog sponsored by Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP. Recently, the Seventh...
View ArticleFailing to take prompt reasonable steps once notified of an inadvertent...
Attached is an article written by Steve Puiszis, DRI's State Rep to Illinois, which originally appeared on Practical Ediscovery, a blog sponsored by Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP. United States v....
View ArticleAvoiding ethical pitfalls of communicating with clients via email
Attached is an article written by Steve Puiszis, DRI's State Rep to Illinois, which originally appeared on Practical Ediscovery, a blog sponsored by Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP. Leor Exploration...
View ArticleProper framework for analysis and evidence needed to establish inadvertent...
Attached is an article written by Steve Puiszis, DRI's State Rep to Illinois, which originally appeared on Practical Ediscovery, a blog sponsored by Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP. Amobi v. District...
View ArticleCourt rejects bright-line or categorical approaches when assessing the...
Attached is an article written by Steve Puiszis, DRI's State Rep to Illinois, which originally appeared on Practical Ediscovery, a blog sponsored by Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP. Click here to view...
View ArticleCourt rejects bright-line or categorical approaches when assessing the...
Rimkus Consulting Group, Inc. v. Cammarata, 2010 WL 645253 (S.D.Tex. February 19, 2010)The Rimkus decision will likely prove to be one of the most important ediscovery decisions announced in 2010. The...
View ArticleWhy are Federal Judges Leaving the Bench?
One of the articles featured on DRI Today asks: “Where Have All the Judges Gone?” The article notes that so far this year, federal judges have been leaving the bench at a rate of one per week and that...
View ArticleChallenges to Judicial Independence Highlighted in DRI’s Judicial Task Force...
DRI’s Judicial Task Force recently issued its report, Without Fear or Favor in 2011, which comprehensively addresses various challenges to judicial independence and threats to the fairness of our...
View ArticleSUPREME COURT TIGHTENS §1983 LIABILITY FOR FAILING TO TRAIN GOVERNMENTAL...
Connick v. Thompson, 2011 U.S. LEXIS 2594 (U.S. March 29, 2011).Introduction. In Connick v. Thompson, the Supreme Court tightened the liability standards for §1983 claims involving the alleged failure...
View ArticleUnderstanding Illinois' New Ediscovery Rules
On May 29th the Illinois Supreme Court adopted rules relating to the discovery of electronically stored information for use in state court proceedings. The rules go into effect on July 1st. Here is...
View ArticlePresumption of Public Access to Documents Filed with a Court Limited by the...
The Seventh Circuit has issued an opinion in City of Greenville, Illinois, v. Syngenta Crop Protection LLC, which limits the presumption of public access to non-privileged documents filed with a court...
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