Tech
Sep. 1, 2015
E-discovery Evolves
by David Ferry
Apayday loan dispute before Delaware's Court of Chancery went awry when the lender
failed to produce critical electronically stored information: the interest rates it
charged.
Pressed by the court after numerous twists and turns-including a ruling that the defendant
had based a motion for dismissal on a false assertion-the lead defense counsel made
a confession. "I am not...
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