We've all heard, “It's not whether you win or lose, but how you play the game.” But how you play the game is often a big part of ending up on the winning side in e-discovery.
<b><i>Legal Tech</b></i><br>Circumstantial Evidence vs. Speculation: What Warrants e-Discovery Sanctions
In today's political climate, it has almost become "normal" that people frivolously make speculative statements without any proof that the statement is true. While this may be standard practice in the political world, in court this practice will not be convincing to any judge, especially when making an argument for e-discovery sanctions based on new rule FRCP 37(e).
By
Mike Hamilton
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