Ediscovery
Feb. 13, 2023
Plaintiffs won’t allow cheaper eDiscovery, StubHub says
The plaintiffs claim that the ticket reseller did not comply with discovery negotiations and should have to bear the burden of the increased costs in a dispute over refunds during the COVID-19 business shutdowns.
StubHub attorneys argue that a class of plaintiffs suing over an allegedly changed refund policy during the COVID-19 pandemic is “playing discovery games” by refusing to allow the company to use artificial intelligence to cut $1.7 million in eDiscovery costs.
The plaintiffs claim that the ticket reseller did not comply with discovery negotiations and should have to bear the burden of the increased costs.
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