For the past 13 years, U.S. Magistrate Judge Jeffrey Cole has served on the District Court for the Northern District of Illinois. During that period, he’s overseen countless disputes and witnessed the evolution...
Casey C. Sullivan | 16 Aug 2018
Last Thursday, Logikcull released “Views From the Bench: Leading Federal Judges in Conversation on eDiscovery and More,” which brings together the thoughts of a dozen federal judges—Judges Shira Scheindlin, Dav...
Casey C. Sullivan | 18 Sep 2017
For years, Logikcull has interviewed leading federal judges for this blog, in interviews that regularly touched on perennial eDiscovery topics: the role of judges in the discovery process; the effect of discove...
Casey C. Sullivan | 15 Sep 2017
Cooperation, Magistrate Judge David J. Waxse has noted, is written into human DNA, an evolutionary adaptation that has emerged over millennia—though one might not realize it when looking at contemporary litigat...
Casey C. Sullivan | 24 Jul 2017
Over his 18 years on the bench, Magistrate Judge David J. Waxse, of the District of Kansas, has authored many noteworthy opinions on eDiscovery, including on the production of documents in their native format a...
Casey C. Sullivan | 20 Jul 2017
It’s been decades since the last major federal civil rights law was passed, leaving advocates for greater social equality relying on laws crafted a generation or two ago. And for many of the nation’s most vulne...
Casey C. Sullivan | 21 Jun 2017
Millions of dollars trade hands each year by way of an obscure federal statute that allows prevailing parties to recover litigation costs. Increasingly, high stakes disputes arise over which, if any, eDiscovery...
Casey C. Sullivan | 20 Jun 2017
No one has ever accused Judge Andrew J. Peck of being too timid when it comes to pushing the bar forward, whether it’s over boilerplate objections or the benefits of certain discovery technologies. In 2011, for...
Casey C. Sullivan | 05 Jun 2017
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