Superior Court Declines to Apply Business Records Exception to Electronic...
No. 678 In a case of first impression, a panel of the Superior Court declined to find that electronic records of a credit card account generated by a third party , who had assigned the debt to the...
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Facing Up to the Reality of Social Media.
No. 691 What ethical issues are there for lawyers who do or don’t invade adversary’s Facebook pages looking for evidence? I have heard various pronouncements that it may be malpractice for a lawyer to...
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The Art of the Objection.
No. 726 Like so many things that lawyers do, stating objections in court requires preparation, experience and skill. If you don’t state your grounds quickly, the damage may be done, even if the...
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“Predictive Coding” is a trend worth noting.
No. 849 Electronic discovery is so expensive that it has heretofore been confined to cases involving high stakes. However, a variety of technologies have emerged that sometimes enable searchers to...
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Supreme Court Accepts Appeal on Wal-Mart Case
No.877 In case you may be interested, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court recently granted the petition for allocatur in the case of Braun v. Walmart Stores. The initial appeal was decided by the...
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Text Messages as Evidence — how to do it and how not to do it.
No. 1,058 Communication by text message has become so popular that it is inevitable that text messages are going to end up as trial evidence. So how do you preserve and display such evidence at trial?...
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