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Daniel Garrie

  • Contributor, Law.com
  • Founder, Law and Forensics
New York
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Don't let an adverse party commit to producing 'relevant' documents

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By Ian Pike, Gail Andler, Daniel Garrie, Gary Nadler
| Daily Journal (Los Angeles and San Francisco) Verified
Responses to Requests for Production (RFPs) vary widely between extreme candor and obfuscation. Between those poles are the responses that look something like the following: "Responding Party will produce relevant, responsive documents within its possession, custody or control." That almost looks like a commitment to produce documents within the scope of the request at issue.
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Streamlining E-Discovery Using Arbitration

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By Daniel Garrie, Leo Gordon
| New York Law Journal Verified
As business and technology stakeholders increasingly steer their companies toward the cloud, legal matters demand more data than ever be preserved, organized, searched, collected, and produced. As a result of electronic discovery’s enlarged role and the complications retrieving cloud-stored information, discovery in litigation has become a more costly endeavor. However, arbitration conducted with an eye towards optimizing e-discovery may save parties substantial time and money.
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Facing the Deepfake Crisis: Insights From Enterprise and Legal Frontlines

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By Ben Colman, Daniel Garrie
| Legaltech News Verified
The rapid advancement of deepfake technology has introduced unprecedented challenges across industries, fundamentally transforming our digital trust landscape through sophisticated corporate fraud and emerging legal precedents. Organizations now face an evolving matrix of challenges spanning authentication, verification, and digital integrity—requiring a paradigm shift in how we approach security and evidence validation.
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