Thank you to my co-panelists Justin Goggins and Bria Stephens and our fabulous moderator Joseph Schaeffer for putting on a great panel today on Anatomy of a Major Discovery Project at the ABA Litigation Section annual conference! https://t.co/FMTvFB8nb8
Just wanted to share the article that Emma Diver and I wrote for the ABA Litigation Section Pretrial Practice & Discovery Committee on using screenshots as evidence #ediscovery#litigation#delaware https://t.co/RoK15u28je
Thank you to Sean Evans for waking up at the crack of dawn to talk about non-traditional sources of electronic data with me this morning! https://t.co/xIsQSIXMtO
I hope to see some of you at the 2022 @ABALitigation Corporate Counsel CLE Seminar, February 17-19, in Orlando. I will be speaking at the Preserving, Collecting, and Using Non-Traditional ESI Roundtable with Sean Evans. View the…https://t.co/FbpRb2NAkF https://t.co/qLQyFooAEk
Want the latest on #datasecurity and #ediscovery? Join @wdenny and @lgreadinger on 12/15 for @DelStateBar Recent Developments in Data Security and E-Discovery. More details here: https://t.co/krdqUNrMRO
I’m very excited to be starting a new job tomorrow as eDiscovery Counsel for Potter Anderson & Corroon LLP...I’m looking forward to meeting my new colleagues, at least virtually for now!
Hope to see some of you at this panel of distinguished trial court judges from Delaware, Indiana, and North Carolina discussing "Streamlining Business Cases for Trial: A View from the Bench." #ABA https://t.co/RNB4yGoXlT
Chancery Denies Motion to Dismiss Claim for Breach of Earn-Out When Unable to “Divine any Meaning” From Provision. By Jonathan G. Strauss, Laura G. Readinger, and K. Tyler O'Connell
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Chancery Finds Unauthorized Transfer of LLC Interest Void and Denies Transferee Inspection Rights. By: Jonathan Strauss, @lgreadinger , and @AlbertJCarroll
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Jonathan Strauss, @lgreadinger, and @AlbertJCarroll discuss the court's findings in Chester Cty. Emps.’ Ret. Fund v. KCG Holdings, Inc., C.A. No. 2017-0421-KSJM (Del. Ch. June 21, 2019).
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"Despite disputed facts, the Court held that it should not submit the question of #badfaith refusal to pay Dole’s claims to a jury because the Insurers had reasonable grounds for relying on their defenses to liability." By @MeghanAdamsEsq, @lgreadinger, and Jonathan Strauss
Patricia A. Winston, Chair of the Morris James Diversity and Inclusion Committee, shared her thoughts and experiences as a diverse, female lawyer. https://t.co/GhG6csD4c3