Country Vintner of North Carolina, LLC v. E. & J. Gallo Winery, Inc.

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• noting that § 1920(4) “limits taxable costs to . . . converting electronic files to non-editable formats, and burning the files onto discs.”
• allowing costs of converting electronic files to non-editable formats and burning the files onto discs
• allowing costs of converting electron- ic files to non-editable formats and burning the files onto discs
• finding the Third Circuit’s reasoning persuasive to not include imaging or metadata extraction costs
• relying on a glossary of eDiscovery terms published by The Sedona Conference
• “We find the Third Circuit’s reasoning persuasive. . . . All of these considerations support the conclusion that, in this case, subsection (4

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