Helene Hechtkopf and Amory McAndrew – January 31, 2019 | Courts are permitted to disregard an amendment from an errata sheet that “reflects a party’s attempt ‘to retrieve the situation by scratching out and recanting his original testimony.’”
Michael R. Lied – December 20, 2018 | The fact that an affidavit may contain self-serving or uncorroborated statements does not prevent the affiant from raising a genuine issue of material fact.
Matthew J. Hamilton, Donna L. Fisher, Jessica K. Southwick – October 5, 2018 | Courts have consistently held that social media accounts are subject to established discovery principles but are reluctant to allow parties to rummage through private social media accounts.
By Matthew J. Hamilton, Donna L. Fisher, Jessica K. Southwick, Pepper Hamilton – October 7, 2018 | A rundownof the best practices that will help ensure that crucial evidence is not excluded.
Ashley Heilprin - January 29,2019 | Quick tips on methods for authenticating and opposing proffered electronically stored information under the Federal Rules of Evidence.
Ashley Heilprin - January 29, 2019 | Emails are a frequently used form of communication but may be objected to on the basis of hearsay. One way to try to introduce emails is through the Business Records Exception to the hearsay rule.
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