Refuse to Provide Electronically Stored Information in Response to a
Subpoena?
The California Court of Appeal recently provided rare guidance regarding a
third party’s obligations to produce electronically stored information
(ESI) in response to a subpoena.  In *Vasquez v. California School of
Culinary Arts, Inc. (Sallie Mae) (August 27, 2014, B250600) Cal.App.4th
(2014 WL 4793703 <http://www.courts.ca.gov/opinions/documents/B250600.PDF>*),
the court defined subpoenaed parties’ obligations to extract existing data
from computer systems and upheld an award of attorneys’ fees against the
recalcitrant third party.  The court concluded that it is unreasonable for
a third party to withhold ESI that exists in its computer systems on the
basis that outputting the ESI entails creating a “new” spreadsheet.

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