The court was responding to litigation filed by a group representing the families of alleged victims of "fake encounters" carried out by security forces.
Companies across the U.S., U.K., continental Europe and Asia are recognizing that e-discovery now entails more than simply responding to litigation.
"We saw this in the case of the Muslim ban, when the 9th Circuit cited the tweets, and the White House itself also pointed to a tweet when responding to litigation regarding Trump's false claim that he was spied upon by the Obama administration".
They must cope with a deluge of murky new rules, respond to reams of litigation, reorganise mind-boggling capital structures, pacify anti-banker mobs (and anti-banker reporters), and cut compensation while artfully preserving their own perks.Put simply, says the head of one vast and troubled financial institution, risk must be reduced, liquidity increased and costs controlled.
It has responded to private litigation filed in a Federal District Court in Michigan by the Thomas More Law Center, a conservative Christian nonprofit law firm, and four individuals.
It's a tradition in litigation to respond to document requests by burying the opponent in paper and having them search for what they need.
He also declined to respond to our questions — citing ongoing litigation — about how much money the US has seized from Guantanamo detainees over the past 12 years, what the US has done with the funds, and when the policy was enacted.
Chipotle, which has said in the past that it does not comment on litigation, didn't respond to emails about the matter.
EBay, however, did not respond to their bid, and the founders resorted to litigation to scare away other potential buyers.
"If the D.E.C. doesn't adequately respond to the comments, there'll likely be litigation," said Deborah Goldberg, a lawyer with the environmental law firm Earthjustice.
