In oral arguments last week, the Texas Supreme Court wrestled with how far courts should go in allowing electronic discovery.

In Re: Weekley Homes LP raises an issue of first impression for this state’s Supreme Court: Can a trial court order one litigant in a civil suit to provide a court-appointed computer forensic expert access to its computer hard drives for mirror imaging and searching, if the opposing side pays the costs?

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