In re: Weekley Homes
Texas Supreme Court rules in first case related to electronic discovery. The Supreme Court of Texas turned its attention to discovery issues in In re Weekley Homes, L.P., 2009 WL 666774 (Tex. Aug. 28, 2009). This case, which involved a real estate contract dispute, came before the Texas Supreme Court in the form of a mandamus proceeding. Defendant Weekley was seeking relief from a district court order requiring Weekley to turn over four computer hard drives to Plaintiff HFG’s forensic experts for imaging, copying, and searching for deleted emails regarding an element of the contract dispute. Briefs
Jim Parrish and Dave Tiller appointed to the Advisory Council of The Organization of Legal Professionals. Read more here.
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Legal Technology News Negotiating Cloud Computing Agreements Unfortunately, the ease of access and simplicity of the cloud doesn't extend to the legal issues supporting it. While traditional software licensing and IT outsourcing agreements can be a model for cloud computing, there are new risks and business practices that must be considered. Copyright 2009. Incisive Media US Properties, LLC. All rights reserved.
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