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Technology has come a long way in the legal realm in the past twenty years. Courts are now equipping their courtrooms to allow for the efficient presentation of evidence. In some instances, it is [...]

We’ve already discussed the duty to preserve under Rule 37(e). Discovery includes the preservation, search, analysis, and production of information that might play a role in litigation. The [...]

One of the most notable 2015 amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure was Rule 37(e), which creates a duty for parties to preserve electronically stored information (ESI).   Previously, [...]

With the widespread use of social media, litigators should consider whether relevant electronically stored information (ESI) may be obtained through discovery.  Roughly two-thirds of U.S. adults [...]

As businesses and companies increasingly use computer systems to store and maintain important data, the need to recover data from these systems has become an essential part of eDiscovery.  In [...]

As discussed in an earlier blog, video depositions of a deponent’s testimony can provide many benefits.  One potential benefit to conducting a video deposition is that under New Jersey’s Rules of [...]

Have you ever wondered what happens to all of your personal information and online accounts upon death? Do we allow the Executor/Administrator of the estate to gain access to this information? [...]