Tag:Discoverability Scope, Including FRCP 26(b)(1) Scope (Prior to Dec. 1, 2015)

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Henson v. Turn (Northern District of California, 2018)
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d?Amico Dry v. Nikka Finance, Inc. (S.D. Ala., 2018)
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Beseke v. Equifax Information Services, LLC, No. 17-CV-4971-DWF-KMM (D. Minn, 2018)
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Corel Software v. Microsoft (District of Utah, 2018)
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In Re Green Terrace Condo, Association, Inc. (Bankruptcy, S.D. Florida, 2018)
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UMG Recordings, Inc. v. Grande Comuns. Networks, LLC (W.D. Tex., 2018)
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Garrett v. University of South Florida Board of Trustees, No. 17-cv-2874-T-23AAS (M.D. Fla. Sept. 14, 2018)
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Price v. Synapse Grp. Inc. (Southern District California, 2018)
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Vallejo v. Amgen, Inc (8th Circuit Appellate Court, 2018)
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Valdes v. Greater Naples Fire Rescue Dist. No. 2:17-cv-417-FtM-29CM (M.D. Fla. Sept. 7, 2018)

Henson v. Turn (Northern District of California, 2018)

Key Insight: Direct inspection of mobile devices for specific information (browsing history/cookies) or the full web browsing history/cookies is not proportional to matters regarding a single company’s websites

Nature of Case: Data privacy

Electronic Data Involved: Cookies, internet history

Keywords: zombie cookie, Verizon, respawn, orwellian irony

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d?Amico Dry v. Nikka Finance, Inc. (S.D. Ala., 2018)

Key Insight: With prior notive, any party can specify another method of recording testimony than was in the original notice

Nature of Case: Admiralty action

Electronic Data Involved: Videotaped deposition

Keywords: Protective orders, EU,

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Beseke v. Equifax Information Services, LLC, No. 17-CV-4971-DWF-KMM (D. Minn, 2018)

Key Insight: accessibility of data

Nature of Case: Violations of the FCRA

Electronic Data Involved: information related to similar lawsuits and consumer complaints

Keywords: data, searchable, accessible, access*, undue burden,

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Corel Software v. Microsoft (District of Utah, 2018)

Key Insight: Available resources plays into undue burden decision making and when part of the data has already been produced, relevance has already been conceded

Nature of Case: Infringement

Electronic Data Involved: Telemetry data

Keywords: Telemetry data, GPDR

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In Re Green Terrace Condo, Association, Inc. (Bankruptcy, S.D. Florida, 2018)

Key Insight: Whether insufficient care with selection of search terms, which resulted in the withholding of relevant emails amounts to spoilation

Nature of Case: bankruptcy

Electronic Data Involved: emails

Keywords: insufficient care, search terms, spoilation

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UMG Recordings, Inc. v. Grande Comuns. Networks, LLC (W.D. Tex., 2018)

Key Insight: Should a party conduct a relevance review before returning requested discovery to the opposing side?

Nature of Case: Copyright

Electronic Data Involved: e-mails

Keywords: relevancy review, ESI, search terms

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Garrett v. University of South Florida Board of Trustees, No. 17-cv-2874-T-23AAS (M.D. Fla. Sept. 14, 2018)

Key Insight: cost-shifting, proportionality

Nature of Case: Title IX violation

Electronic Data Involved: computer, cell phone, text messages

Keywords: privacy interests, forensic examination, attorney’s fees and costs, inconsistent testimony

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Price v. Synapse Grp. Inc. (Southern District California, 2018)

Key Insight: A part protesting specific RFPs in an ESI stipulation must show why it is unduly burdensome

Nature of Case: class action unfair competition

Electronic Data Involved: audio files, hard-copy correspondence, archived email

Keywords: pre class certification discovery, ESI protocol, ESI Stipulation, proportionality

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Vallejo v. Amgen, Inc (8th Circuit Appellate Court, 2018)

Key Insight: Plaintiff was sanctioned for re-litigating issues, ignoring court orders and insisting on overbroad scope of discovery

Nature of Case: products liability

Electronic Data Involved: Documents generally

Keywords: sanctions, scope of discovery, disregarding court orders

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Valdes v. Greater Naples Fire Rescue Dist. No. 2:17-cv-417-FtM-29CM (M.D. Fla. Sept. 7, 2018)

Key Insight: forensic examination should be ?the exception, not the rule.?

Nature of Case: employment, FMLA

Electronic Data Involved: text messages, deleted messages, lost devices, forensic examination

Keywords: social media, text messages, forensic examination, FMLA

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