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Interview with eDiscovery CoCounsel: FRCP Rule 26 Proportionality in Negotiations

June 12, 2020 Blog

Thank you to Chad Roberts of eDiscovery CoCounsel for your informative interview with Mandi Ross, founder and CEO of Prism Litigation Technology regarding how producing parties can leverage proportionality to prepare for a Rule 26 negotiation.

New Partnership with eDiscovery Today

June 11, 2020 News + Events

Insight Optix and Prism Litigation Technology are proud to announce our partnership with eDiscovery Today to provide the latest education on innovations in ediscovery. The following is a press release from Doug Austin, the founder of eDiscovery Today: Read More…

ACC Docket Article – Making Proportionality Arguments – May 2020

May 4, 2020 Blog

With the evolution of technology, documents have proliferated, moving from the file cabinet to the clouds. When litigation occurs, searching these vast troves of data can be overwhelming.

Michigan Court Rules 2020 – Get Ready Guide

December 10, 2019 News + Events

For the first time in three decades, the Michigan Supreme Court has issued comprehensive revisions of the state’s discovery rules. In many ways, Michigan’s newly adopted rules mirror the 2015 amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP), particularly in regard to proportionality.

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Trends in Proportionality – Guest Blog Post by Josh Gilliland

November 14, 2019 Blog

Lawsuits are about people. Who did what when is the crux of every dispute. Living in an age where people can send email, text, and chat from their phones, there can be a lot of places to look for discoverable…

The New Michigan Court Rules – Accelerating into the Digital Age

August 31, 2019 Blog

Welcome to the 21st Century! For the first time in three decades, the Michigan Supreme Court has issued comprehensive revisions of the state’s discovery rules. One major component of the extensive overhaul involves proportionality. That is, Michigan trial courts can…

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