Recently by Nolan M. Goldberg
A Close Look At Cloud Computing Is Essential
Editor: Tell us about your practice and role at Proskauer, particularly as a founding member of the Litigation Department's Electronic Discovery Task Force. Goldberg: I am a patent attorney with an electrical engineering background. My practice is primarily patent and trade secret litigation, with...
Read MoreWhen U.S. Discovery And Foreign Blocking Statutes Conflict: Third Parties, Take Note
On March 8, 2010, the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York issued the latest opinion addressing the conflict between U.S. discovery laws and foreign blocking statutes. In Gucci Amer., Inc. v. Curveal Fashion , No. 09 Civ. 8458, 2010 WL 808639 (S.D.N.Y. Mar. 8, 2010), the...
Read MoreTurning Obscure Bits Of Data Into Hard Evidence: A Proposal For The Unorthodox Use Of A Document Request To Capture System Metadata
A weakness in the discovery process is that it is difficult to determine when a party has not met its obligation to voluntarily produce harmful documents. When it is available, system metadata can solve this problem by providing a different view of electronic evidence that is not readily...
Read MoreElectronic Discovery Behind Enemy Lines: Inspection Of An Adversary's Network Pursuant To FRCP 34(a)
Searching for electronically stored information on "friendly" computers (your client's or your own) is challenging, expensive, and time consuming. However, it is far less difficult than the "flip side" of electronic discovery, inspecting an adversary's computer systems under Federal Rule of Civil...
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