Summary: E-discovery is now standard in litigation, requiring counsel to handle electronically stored information with precision from the outset. Federal rules demand early alignment on scope and format, while in Georgia, much depends on individual judges’ standing orders. Strategic decisions about data, metadata, and production protocols can shape the trajectory and outcome of a case. Discovery used to mean Read More
What Happens When a Party Drops the Ball During Discovery?
In litigation, discovery is the foundation for collecting necessary evidence and building a solid case. The process ensures both sides share the facts, documents, and other materials necessary to argue their claims. Discovery compliance is a legal requirement, but what happens when one party decides to play games? Courts don’t take lightly to discovery violations, especially when a party defies a court order. Read More
