Paul S. Grossman | Scarinci Hollenbeck The five most common causes of construction defect litigation are design defects, substandard materials, workmanship defects, code violations, and subsurface defects. Because these flaws can compromise a building’s integrity, functionality, or safety, they frequently lead to disputes involving multiple parties and high financial stakes. Key takeaways: What is Construction… Continue reading Top 5 Causes Leading to Construction Defect Litigation
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Generative AI Does Not Eliminate Discovery Burden: Key Lessons For White Collar Practitioners
Emily Robey-Phillips and Andrew Solinger | Holland & Knight Generative artificial intelligence AI (gen AI) promises greater efficiency in document review, but instead of eliminating discovery disputes, it has transformed them. Courts are now confronting questions about how much detail opposing counsel is entitled to about the use of gen AI tools. White collar practitioners… Continue reading Generative AI Does Not Eliminate Discovery Burden: Key Lessons For White Collar Practitioners
The Blueprint for Construction eDiscovery: File Types, Formats, and the Right Questions to Ask
Brett Burney | Nextpoint, Inc. Learn how to navigate the unique challenges of construction data collection in ediscovery, from unique file types to numerous custodians. Construction data collection poses unique challenges, with niche file types spread across numerous custodians and devices. Here are tips for handling those file types, building an efficient collection strategy, and… Continue reading The Blueprint for Construction eDiscovery: File Types, Formats, and the Right Questions to Ask
Navigating Discovery: A Strategic Approach To Case Preparation
Megan McGoldrick | Drew Eckl Farnham Written discovery is a fundamental part of the litigation process and one that most individuals involved in a lawsuit will encounter. While drafting these responses is routine for attorneys, it can feel unfamiliar and time-consuming for individuals who have never been involved in a lawsuit. This guide is intended to… Continue reading Navigating Discovery: A Strategic Approach To Case Preparation
Artificial Intelligence or Artificial Interference?: How AI is Reshaping Litigation for Better and Worse
Matthew E. Feinberg | Piliero Mazza Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the modern-day legal landscape, offering tools for research, drafting, document review, and jury selection, and even predicting case outcomes. If used correctly and with robust safeguards, some attorneys and litigants may benefit from the use of AI to streamline litigation projects. However, AI… Continue reading Artificial Intelligence or Artificial Interference?: How AI is Reshaping Litigation for Better and Worse