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November 20, 2018
The Answer Depends on the Jurisdiction
Let’s say you have an unlined pond. It doesn’t directly discharge to any river or stream and, as a result, you’ve never applied for an NPDES permit. But, let’s assume that pollutants in the pond percolate into groundwater. And let’s further assume that these…
November 16, 2018
Welcome to this edition of Jackson Kelly PLLC's blog, In Anticipation of Litigation Advisor. Each month we aim to bring you timely and relevant articles on topics that will help your company be #prepared for litigation.
Admissibility of Electronic Evidence
by Sarah Phipps
A party may wish to…
November 16, 2018
At the beginning of most mediations, parties routinely hear that any information shared in the mediation is confidential and that the mediator cannot be called into court as a witness to testify regarding what occurred at mediation. Many states have mediation statutes or rules to this effect, and…
November 16, 2018
A party may wish to introduce several types of electronic evidence at trial, including email, text messages, and instant messages; digitally stored data; digital photographs; and social media information. Multiple rules of evidence will apply in these scenarios. However, the admission of electronic…
November 20, 2018
The Answer Depends on the Jurisdiction
Let’s say you have an unlined pond. It doesn’t directly discharge to any river or stream and, as a result, you’ve never applied for an NPDES permit. But, let’s assume that pollutants in the pond percolate into groundwater. And let’s further assume that these…
November 16, 2018
Welcome to this edition of Jackson Kelly PLLC's blog, In Anticipation of Litigation Advisor. Each month we aim to bring you timely and relevant articles on topics that will help your company be #prepared for litigation.
Admissibility of Electronic Evidence
by Sarah Phipps
A party may wish to…
November 16, 2018
At the beginning of most mediations, parties routinely hear that any information shared in the mediation is confidential and that the mediator cannot be called into court as a witness to testify regarding what occurred at mediation. Many states have mediation statutes or rules to this effect, and…
November 16, 2018
A party may wish to introduce several types of electronic evidence at trial, including email, text messages, and instant messages; digitally stored data; digital photographs; and social media information. Multiple rules of evidence will apply in these scenarios. However, the admission of electronic…
