In a July 16 article published by Law360, Ropes & Gray litigation associate Emily Cobb discusses the decision in Progressive Casualty Insurance v. Delaney 2014 WL 2112927 (D. Nev. May 20, 2014) which, as discussed in the article, emphasizes that as the decision relates to e-discovery “any practitioner considering predictive coding should fully consider the judge’s reasoning and the potential pitfalls associated with the failure to consistently cooperate” when a party agrees to partake in an extensive joint electronically stored information protocol. The article is available at this link (subscription required).
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