Tag: E-discovery

Take It or Leave It: How Google’s Antitrust Lawsuit Could Serve as Guidance for Other Companies

By: Douglas DeBettencourt The antitrust lawsuits are beginning to pile up against Google, which has led to many e-discovery problems surrounding Google’s chat deletion policy.  Google has a policy in place that provides that their employees’ chats are to be deleted after twenty-four hours.  Although Google may be forced to pay significant fines surrounding these… Read More Take It or Leave It: How Google’s Antitrust Lawsuit Could Serve as Guidance for Other Companies

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Virtual Litigation: A Gamble on Discovering the Truth

This blog examines Bill S.B. 146, a California bill that was passed on August 28, 2020. S.B. 146 advocates for technology that loosens restrictions on e-discovery, allows for remote depositions and allows for attorneys on record not to be required to attend the online depositions. This blog discusses the implications of relying on such technology as well as the implications of oral depositions conducted solely online.… Read More Virtual Litigation: A Gamble on Discovering the Truth

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