No such thing as Plain Language in E-Disco—Court Called on to Define “Making...
Phillips v. WellPoint, Inc., involved an application for costs by the prevailing defendant, WellPoint. Among the costs sought to be recovered by WellPoint were $83,642.83 for “the process of scanning...
View ArticleDon’t Bite Off More Than You Can Chew: Requesting Party Does NOT Always Bear...
The plaintiff, Country Vintner, had an agreement with a winery (Esmeralda, who was not named a party to the action) to be the exclusive wholesaler of Alamos, which is an Argentinean wine, in North...
View ArticleShould I Obstruct Discovery?—A Classic Pyrrhic Victory Problem
A pyrrhic victory is defined by winning an early battle but eventually losing the war because of the costs and expenses of that earlier battle. Everyone has heard the phase, “you may have won this...
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