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Documents Relevant to Plaintiff’s Monell Claim, Court Rules: eDiscovery Case Law
Pierce County, Washington · Pierce County

Documents Relevant to Plaintiff’s Monell Claim, Court Rules: eDiscovery Case Law

In Ortiz v. Pierce Cnty. Washington Magistrate Judge Theresa L. Fricke granted the plaintiff’s Motion to Compel Discovery and ordered the defendant, NaphCare, to produce documents related to their provision of medical care at Pierce County Jail in the past five years, finding the requested documents were relevant to the plaintiff’s Monell claim. The post Documents Relevant to Plaintiff’s Monell Claim, Court Rules: eDiscovery Case Law appeared fi…See the Story
New Generative AI Study Highlights Adoption, Use and Opportunities in the Legal Industry | PR Newswire #Canada #CanadaNews #CanadaNewsToday
Artificial Intelligence · Chicago

New Generative AI Study Highlights Adoption, Use and Opportunities in the Legal Industry | PR Newswire #Canada #CanadaNews #CanadaNewsToday

69% of legal professionals report their generative AI use will continue to increase in the next two years , /PRNewswire/ — Relativity, a global legal technology company, today announced findings from the IDC InfoBrief, Generative AI in Legal 2024, commissioned by Relativity. The study uncovers the rapid increase of generative AI adoption in the legal field, examining how legal professionals are navigating emerging challenges and seizing opportu…See the Story
Newly-Minted Objections to 30(b)(6) Deposition Topics Are Too Late: eDiscovery Case Law
Washington State · Washington

Newly-Minted Objections to 30(b)(6) Deposition Topics Are Too Late: eDiscovery Case Law

In U.S. v. Novo Nordisk, Inc., Washington District Judge Benjamin H. Settle rejected Washington state’s objections to defendant’s 30(b)(6) deposition topics, stating: “The State’s newly-minted objections to the deposition topics come far too late, and are not persuasive.” He also denied without prejudice Washington’s motion to compel Defendant to “de-designate” documents it claimed were improperly designated as “confidential”. The post Newly-Min…See the Story

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