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Samsung Advances in Alter Ego Discovery for Jurisdiction: Court Orders Production and Depositions in CM HK Dispute Where Affiliates Used Common Servers

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By Stan Gibson
| Open Legal Blog Archive
In a significant development for declaratory judgment actions involving jurisdictional challenges, a Northern District of California Magistrate Judge has ruled in favor of Samsung Electronics in its ongoing dispute with CM HK Ltd. The order from the court resolves key discovery issues, compelling document production from shared corporate resources and additional depositions to probe alter ego allegations.
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Court Orders Production of Litigation Funding Agreements in Patent Case: Implications for Witness Bias

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By Stan Gibson
| Open Legal Blog Archive
Recent Decision Highlights Discoverability of Funding Arrangements In a recent discovery dispute in the Northern District of California, Judge Sallie Kim has ordered the plaintiff to produce litigation funding agreements, finding them relevant to potential witness bias. The April 29, 2025 order in Correct Transmission, LLC v.
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Cloud-First Strategy Forces Big Shift on IT Infrastructure, Skills

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By Stan Gibson
| SearchCIO Verified
To Matt Postulka, it doesn't really matter whether an application runs on premises or in the cloud. "I don't care where you put it: in the data center or in the cloud. It's all about the value delivery … and doing that as rapidly as possible," said Postulka, CIO at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. Increasingly, though, Postulka is opting for the cloud: He's currently leading a major cloud migration involving most of the Boston Fed's IT infrastructure.
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