Critical in litigation support, e-discovery processionals identify, collect, process, review, preserve and produce electronically stored information (ESI).
Linda Gibbs, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's commissioner of homeless services, has been critical of the litigation, which she says "pervades system operations".
Supervising about seventy prosecutors, she oversaw critical investigative, charging, and litigation decisions.
"The negotiation of a plea bargain is a critical stage of the litigation for purposes of the Sixth Amendment right to effective assistance of counsel," Justice Stevens said.
With many technology giants jockeying for a larger piece of the mobile market, patents have been critical, to ward off litigation, or to push rivals to sign expensive licensing agreements.
Just last year, the court ruled that "the negotiation of a plea bargain is a critical stage of the litigation for purposes of the Sixth Amendment right to effective assistance of counsel".
While the suit has been ongoing since 2000, and despite the fact that Bush Administration Attorney General John Ashcroft was once critical of federal tobacco litigation as well as doubtful about the viability of the government's claims, the fresh allegations were enough to knock several billion off the net worth of the tobacco companies.
On its website, The Experts describes itself as providing "innovative and mission-critical IT, engineering and litigation professional services for federal, state and local governments and departments".
On its website, The Experts, whose headquarters are in Alexandria, Virginia, describes itself as providing "innovative and mission-critical IT, engineering and litigation professional services for federal, state and local governments and departments".
The litigation shines a critical light on the Federal Reserve's on-again-off-again power to bail out nonbanking institutions like Wall Street firms and insurance companies.
