In Electronic Discovery, Poorly Done Demands Can Become Million Dollar
Mistakes | eLessons Learned
The first line of the Court’s opinion says it all: “This case highlights
the dangers of carelessness and inattention in e-discovery.”  In this
particular instance, *“carelessness” and” inattention” to the nature,
scope, and parameters of search terms and locations in a discovery
stipulation* almost resulted in a required document review of more than 95
million pages and a multi-million dollar bill for the Plaintiff.  While the
court here did not require Plaintiff to complete the review, citing the
unreasonable burden and expense, this case should serve as a reminder to
attorneys of the importance of well-crafted electronic discovery requests
and a warning of what could occur should they fall short.


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