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In an employment discrimination suit against an investment bank, a New York judge has proposed a new standard for evaluating whether the cost of electronic discovery requests should be shifted to the plaintiff. Judge Shira Scheindlin said the prevailing cost-shifting analysis has led to an imbalance in favor of large corporate defendants and "may ultimately deter the finding of potentially meritorious claims."
July 24, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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