The defendants cannot shift the costs of producing more than 7,000 pages of electronic discovery to the plaintiffs who requested the information, a New York judge has ruled, despite the plaintiffs' failure to respond to a letter setting forth cost estimates for production at $67,000.
November 11, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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A group of defendants cannot shift the costs of producing more than 7,000 pages of electronic discovery to the plaintiffs who requested the information, a state judge has ruled.
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