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Author Archives: Brian Jones
3 Days Gone: New Federal Rules Take Effect Today
A quick reminder to all federal court practitioners: 2016 just keeps piling it on. Not content to simply let us rest after everything we’ve been through this year, new Federal Rules of Civil Procedure take effect today, and the primary … Continue reading
What You Need to Know About the New Federal Rules in 90 Seconds or Less
Litigation partner Brian Jones describes the important changes to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure in this fast-paced video:
SCOTUS: Unaccepted Settlement Offers Don’t Moot Class Actions
Today, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled that unaccepted offers of settlement under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 68 do not moot a named plaintiff’s claims in a putative class action. In Campbell-Ewald Co. v. Gomez, Justice Ginsburg, writing … Continue reading
Supreme Court Gives Power Back to Trial Courts in Patent Cases
Originally posted on Bose Intellectual Property Blog:
The Supreme Court today issued a 7-2 decision which should go a long way to reduce almost automatic appeals in patent cases. The Federal Circuit appeals court was created to handle all patent…
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Happy 2015 from the Bose Litigation Blog!
To all our friends and readers, we wish you a happy, healthy, and prosperous 2015!
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Brian Jones Presents at IndyBar’s “Discoverability of Social Media” Seminar
Today, Brian Jones of Bose McKinney & Evans LLP and Elizabeth Lally of Rubin & Levin, LLP, discussed the “Discoverability of Social Media” at the Indianapolis Bar Association’s headquarters in Indianapolis. Here is a pdf of the presentation: Be sure … Continue reading
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This Message Will Self-Destruct: Confide, Snapchat, and How New Self-Destructing Messaging Services Could Alter the Discovery Landscape
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Happy Fourth of July from the Bose Litigation Group
On behalf of all of us in the Litigation Group at Bose McKinney & Evans LLP, I’d like to wish all of you a Happy Fourth of July. Oh, and Happy Birthday America!
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SCOTUS: If Arbitration is Too Expensive, Just Buy Some More Money
We haven’t said much about arbitration lately because we’ve been waiting to see what the Supreme Court would do about class arbitration waivers in the American Express case. (See our earlier post on this case here.) Now we know… Today, … Continue reading
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Tagged Arbitration, Class Actions, Federal Arbitration Act, Supreme Court
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Northern District of Indiana Approves Keyword Culling Prior to Predictive Coding; Can Skynet, LLP Be Far Behind?
Recently, Judge Miller in the Northern District of Indiana approved the use of predictive coding in a large, multidistrict litigation concerning certain hip implants manufactured by Biomet. As the order notes, Biomet started with a universe of about 19.5 million … Continue reading