Spoliation and the Duty to Preserve: Practical Considerations for Georgia Litigators

Not only is spoliation an issue because important evidence is no longer available for either party to use, but it is a ...
JD Supra

Unpacking the Evidence-Related Logic Flaw in the 2020 Title IX Regulations

Those who are familiar with the 2020 Title IX regulations will know that the regulations distinguish between relevant evidence and directly related evidence (DRE). The regulations view this ...
JD Supra

Lessons Learned: Destroying Relevant Evidence Can Be Catastrophic in Litigation

The Fourth Circuit upholds severe sanctions against a party who fails to preserve evidence in litigation. A recent decision of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit emphasizes the ...
Law

86% Fake—100% Admissible? Rethinking Evidence in the AI Era

From deepfake detection to content authentication, the admissibility of AI-generated and AI-manipulated forensic evidence is no longer a future problem—it’s a present challenge: How do we ensure that ...