Lord Abbett Mun. Income Fund., Inc v. Asami, Applying the Proportionality Principal, Court Finds Cost Of Preservation “Outweighs the Likely Benefit” and Allows Disposal of Computers

January 30, 2015 Resources Comments Off on Lord Abbett Mun. Income Fund., Inc v. Asami, Applying the Proportionality Principal, Court Finds Cost Of Preservation “Outweighs the Likely Benefit” and Allows Disposal of Computers

Lord Abbett Mun. Income Fund., Inc v. Asami, Applying the Proportionality Principal, Court Finds Cost Of Preservation “Outweighs the Likely Benefit” and Allows Disposal of Computers In this suit involving alleged wrongdoing by the Windrush School’s Board Members and Stone & Youngberg, a dispute arose regarding the disposition of 159 computers used at the Windrush […]

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Every Case Is an e-Discovery Case in Today’s Litigation Environment

January 30, 2015 Resources Comments Off on Every Case Is an e-Discovery Case in Today’s Litigation Environment

Every Case Is an e-Discovery Case in Today’s Litigation Environment In this JD Supra Article by Thomas Tobin of Wilson Elser, the author provides an excellent example of ESI discovery negotiations inadvertently gone wrong, and cautions that attorneys should refrain from making commitments regarding ESI discovery “before they understand at least the general contours of […]

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New Jersey Delays Implementation of Portions of New Guidelines for Use of Electronic Devices in Court Proceedings.

January 23, 2015 Resources Comments Off on New Jersey Delays Implementation of Portions of New Guidelines for Use of Electronic Devices in Court Proceedings.

New Jersey Delays Implementation of Portions of New Guidelines for Use of Electronic Devices in Court Proceedings. On January 21, 2015, Judge Grant, Acting Administrative Director, announced the New Jersey Supreme Court’s decision to indefinitely delay the implementation of the portion of the new guidelines on electronic device use which would require that all court […]

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Mead v. Travelers Indemnity Co. of Conn., Inc., Spoliation Sanction Denied for Failure to Demonstrate Bad Faith Destruction of Evidence

January 20, 2015 Resources Comments Off on Mead v. Travelers Indemnity Co. of Conn., Inc., Spoliation Sanction Denied for Failure to Demonstrate Bad Faith Destruction of Evidence

Mead v. Travelers Indemnity Co. of Conn., Inc., Spoliation Sanction Denied for Failure to Demonstrate Bad Faith Destruction of Evidence In this case, Plaintiff sued to recover for fire damage sustained at their condominium on December 4, 2012, for which the Defendant, Travelers Insurance Company denied coverage. Travelers asserted that the policy was cancelled on […]

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