E-Discovery

Limiting excessive electronic discovery demands will reduce litigation costs and burdens on businesses.

The Problem

The rise of electronic data has led to excessive discovery demands, driving up litigation costs and creating undue burdens on businesses defending lawsuits. These demands often are used as leverage to force settlements.

ATRA’s Position

Implement clear rules limiting the scope of e-discovery, focusing on relevance and proportionality to streamline litigation.

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Blade v. Sig Saurer
(E.D. Pa., filed April 6, 2026): Arguing that the court should grant Sig Saurer’s motion for reconsideration because Mallory upends the jurisdictiona...
Eastern District of Pennsylvania
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Suquilanda v. Skyway Roofing, Inc.
(Ma., filed March 18, 2026): Urging the court to decline to recognize a new cause of action permitting employees of a subcontractor to sue a contract...
Massachusetts
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Letter Urging Veto or Amendments to House Bill 449 / Senate Bill 229 in Virginia
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New Mexico
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SCOTUS
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(N.D., filed February 23, 2026): Arguing that reasonable limits on medical liability improve the health care system for doctors and patients and Nort...
North Dakota
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Oregon
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