I still think we’ve got some issues in terms of the ability of one party to be able to show bad faith but this case is just a phenomenal one, and I fully commend you to reading it. It’s really taking the existing standards that we have that are becoming better and better defined and applying them to a new technology and what that means. I’m super excited about this week’s case because we’ve got a judge who really dove into the nitty gritty of how a new social media platform really works and how that relates to a request for sanctions and spoliation from existing case law. Our newest one on form of production will be coming out this week.Īll right. Right now, we’re still in the middle of our protocol series for ESI. If you don’t catch us live, you can receive it when it comes out on Thursday in the form of a newsletter and also other blog posts coming from our blog. We just launched our new website over so hop over and sign up for our blog, which is under the resources tab on the website, to be able to receive the weekly case law newsletter. Today you’ll also find a link to some terms and conditions on information related to Snapchat, which is the subject of our case today. You can also find a link to our annual report from 2020.
As you know, through our partnership with ACEDS each week, we talk about a different case from the eDiscovery Assistant database and platform and review with you the practical implications of that case for you, your practice, and your clients and what it means.Īs always, the public link to the case that we’re going to discuss today is available in the comments section of whatever platform you’re viewing us on, whether it’s LinkedIn, YouTube, Facebook or Twitter. I am the CEO and founder of eDiscovery Assistant and the principal at ESI Attorneys. Good morning and welcome to our #CaseoftheWeek for July 13, 2021. 2021) presided over by United States Magistrate Judge Joshua P. Kolar.
Our #CaseoftheWeek for this past Tuesday looks at social media platform Snapchat and how a failure to preserve data or lack of proper client supervision on preservation of social media can lead to sanctions and spoliation.
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