Electronic Discovery Law: Court Finds Costs Related to Database "Used as Means of Document Production" are Taxable but Reverses Award in Light of Cost Sharing Agreement

By Don Philbin, January 12, 2012   
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Electronic Discovery Law: Court Finds Costs Related to Database “Used as Means of Document Production” are Taxable but Reverses Award in Light of Cost Sharing Agreement www.ediscoverylaw.com/2011/12/articles/case-summaries/court-finds-costs-related-to-database-used-as-means-of-document-production-are-taxable-but-reverses-award-in-light-of-cost-sharing-agreement/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+ediscoverylaw%2Fklgates+%28Electronic+Discovery+Law%29

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