More Accurate (Gen)AI Doesn’t Always Reduce Total Document Review Costs: eDiscovery Best Practices
The statement “more accurate (Gen)AI doesn’t always reduce total document review costs” may be shocking. But Jeremy Pickens of Elevate backs up that statement with several cost comparisons.
Mandi Ross of Insight Optix Thought Leader Interview: eDiscovery Trends
Time for another thought leader interview on eDiscovery Today! This time, I’m interviewing Mandi Ross of Insight Optix!
Arctera and Arca Bring Governed Enterprise Intelligence to Legal AI
Congrats to Arctera for the announcement that Arctera and Arca bring governed enterprise intelligence to legal AI! Here’s part of the press release!
The Yale AI-Cheating Dispute That Turned into a Big Lawsuit: Artificial Intelligence Trends
Sacré bleu! This is a wild story. It’s about a Yale AI-cheating dispute that turned into a 13-count federal lawsuit with no end in sight.
AI Policies at 128 Law Schools Are Available from This Site: Artificial Intelligence Trends
Wondering about AI policies for a specific law school? This site has AI policies at 128 law schools available to check out.
How to Keep Your Conversations with Public AI Chatbots Private: Artificial Intelligence Trends
Worried about privacy when using public AI models? Here are several ways how to keep your conversations with public AI chatbots private.
Five eDiscovery Decisions that Determine Success: eDiscovery Best Practices
Want to make the right decisions at every stage of the EDRM? Here are five eDiscovery decisions that determine success from Level Legal!
The Kitchen Sink for July 31, 2026: Legal Tech Trends
This week’s kitchen sink for July 31, 2026 (with meme from Gates Dogfish) discusses a bad news week for Anthropic, border searches under duress & more!
Obviously Relevant Documents Must Be Collected for Non-Disclosed Custodians: eDiscovery Case Law
Shark week, er, eDiscovery Case Week, concludes today! In Wilson Aerospace LLC v. Boeing Co., Washington Magistrate Judge Michelle L. Peterson, stating: “A party therefore cannot justify failing to collect obviously relevant documents on the ground that the relevant employee was not designated as an ‘ESI custodian’ or that such documents might fall outside an…
2026 Cost of a Data Breach Report by IBM: Cybersecurity Trends
IBM may be “singing the blues” lately, but they do a great job on tracking cyber trends. They just released their 2026 Cost of a Data Breach Report.
Casepoint Launches MCP Server To Enable Customer-Choice AI
Congrats to Casepoint for the huge announcement that Casepoint launches MCP Server to enable customer-choice AI across legal and government workflows! Here’s a portion of the press release!
Non-Responsive and Non-Privileged Family Members Must Be Produced: eDiscovery Case Law
Shark week, er, eDiscovery Case Week, continues today! In GlaxoSmithKline Biologicals SA v. Pfizer, Inc., Delaware Special Master Monté T. Squire granted plaintiffs’ motion to compel defendants to produce all non-responsive and non-privileged family members (other than logos, junk files, and blank HTM files) of responsive documents.
From Reactive to Ready for Discovery in Complex Litigation: eDiscovery Trends
In complex litigation, discovery can get out of control. This two-part article by Prism Litigation Technology discusses how to go from reactive to ready!
Human in the Loop Is Not Enough to Ensure Success: Artificial Intelligence Trends
It may be the most comforting phrase in AI. But the idea of human in the loop is not enough to ensure success, given human challenges.
Random Sample of Training Documents Granted by Court: eDiscovery Case Law
Shark week, er, eDiscovery Case Week, continues today! In Federal Trade Commission v. Uber Technologies, Inc., California Magistrate Judge Thomas S. Hixson granted the FTC’s request for Uber to produce a random sample of the training documents, ordering Uber to “produce a random sample of 300 non-privileged, non-responsive documents from the initial seed set”. However,…
Is There a Double Standard with AI Protective Orders?: eDiscovery Trends
Is there a double standard with AI protective orders? Craig Ball says there is, and he sets out to shed light on the extent of it.
A Guide to Trusting AI Under Pressure: Artificial Intelligence Best Practices
How much do you feel you can trust AI? If your answer is “not much”, this guide to trusting AI under pressure from Everlaw is for you!
Court Agrees with Plaintiffs on Most Disputed Items: eDiscovery Case Law
Shark week, er, eDiscovery Case Week, continues today! In the case In re Class Action Settlement Administration Litigation, District of Columbia District Judge John D. Bates stated “The Court agrees with plaintiffs” on several disputes between the parties, including whether Rule 502(b) ought to apply to waiver of privilege, the handling of short message communications…
Cristin Traylor Points Out What You May Have Missed in the Schulte Case: Artificial Intelligence Trends
In her post for Relativity, Cristin Traylor points out what you may have missed in the Schulte v. LinkedIn Corp. case I covered earlier today.
More Pro Se Filings Because of AI Means Increased Defense Costs: Artificial Intelligence Trends
There are more pro se filings because of AI. Guess what? That means defendants are dealing with longer pleadings and increased costs.
Discovery on Discovery Over Defendant’s Use of Relativity aiR Denied: eDiscovery Case Law
The shark image can only mean one thing – it’s time for Shark Week on the Discovery Channel! Which also means it’s time for eDiscovery Case Week on eDiscovery Today, where we’ll cover five cases in the next five days! In Schulte v. LinkedIn Corp., No. 22-cv-00237 (N.D. Cal. July 1, 2026), California Magistrate Judge…
The Kitchen Sink for July 24, 2026: Legal Tech Trends
This week’s kitchen sink for July 24, 2026 (with meme from Gates Dogfish) discusses more agentic AI concerns, Musk takes on Nolan & more!
Meta’s Automated AI Moderation Systems Are the Latest to Go Rogue: Artificial Intelligence Trends
Good thing they laid off those 8,000 people! 😉 Meta’s automated AI moderation systems improperly deleted thousands of accounts.
From AI Hype to AI Accountability: A New Report from Casepoint: Artificial Intelligence Trends
How do you get from AI hype to AI accountability? A new report from Casepoint discusses how senior practitioners are using AI.
When the Playbook Starts Running Itself: eDiscovery Trends
Are you ready for this? Joe Pirotta of ProSearch notes that, with agentic AI, when the playbook starts running itself can be a reality – today.
Lawyer Duties in the Age of Generative AI: Artificial Intelligence Best Practices
As Cimplifi discusses in this post, there are six recurring duty themes that define lawyer duties in the age of generative AI.
10 Things New Lawyers Should Know About TAR: eDiscovery Best Practices
Understanding TAR is still important, especially for new lawyers. Zviad Guruli discusses 10 things new lawyers should know about TAR here!
Courts Are Pushing eDiscovery to Modernize. This Checklist Helps You Keep Up: eDiscovery Trends
Courts are pushing eDiscovery professionals to modernize. Exterro provides a Modern eDiscovery Checklist to meet those expectations!
Drafting RFPs for Robots to Read Means You Should Write Them for the Robots: eDiscovery Trends
Craig Ball says that if you’re drafting RFPs for robots to read, then you should write them with the robots in mind. Can’t argue with that!
Please Disregard the Email from Me That Says, “You are Invited!”
As Dean Martin used to sing: “Ain’t That A Kick In The Head”. My email account was somehow compromised, and an email was sent out to my contact list titled “You are Invited!”, which invited recipients to respond to an RFP. Please disregard the email.
The First 24 Hours Are Key to Preserving Evidence After a Vehicle Accident: Digital Forensics Webinars
In a vehicle accident, the first 24 hours are key. Thursday, this S2|DATA webinar will discuss preserving critical digital evidence after a vehicle accident!
Epiq AI™ Accelerate Embeds Claude Into Agentic AI Workflows for eDiscovery
Congrats to Epiq for the announcement that Epiq AI™ Accelerate embeds Claude into agentic AI workflows for eDiscovery! Here’s part of the press release!
My Interview with ChatGPT: Artificial Intelligence Trends
OpenAI recently announced conversational voice models called GPT-Live. I thought “why not interview it?”. So, here’s my interview with ChatGPT.
Tennessee Tourism Is Adding a ‘Real Seal’ to Photos So You’ll Know They’re Not AI: Artificial Intelligence Trends
How about this? Tennessee Tourism is adding a ‘Real Seal’ to its photographs so you’ll know they’re the real deal, not AI.
How a Discovery Command Center Creates Enterprise Discovery Intelligence: eDiscovery Trends
Last time, Insight Optix said that matter-centric discovery is dying. Now they discuss how a discovery command center creates enterprise discovery intelligence.
On Track for Our Lowest Total in 17 Years for eDiscovery Mergers, Acquisitions and Investments: eDiscovery Trends
We’ve had another slow start for eDiscovery mergers & acquisitions, and investments (M&A+I). We’re on track for our lowest total in 17 years!
The Kitchen Sink for July 17, 2026: Legal Tech Trends
This week’s kitchen sink for July 17, 2026 (with meme from Gates Dogfish) discusses xAI suing its own users, the Hershey bar analogy for AI & more!
Meta’s Layoff Decisions: For AI, By AI and Because of AI, Lawsuit Claims: Artificial Intelligence Trends
Meta’s layoff decisions that were made to focus on AI, were made by AI and based on employees’ use of AI, says employees selected for termination.
Big Blue Is Singing the Blues These Days: Artificial Intelligence Trends
IBM became known as “Big Blue” in the 1970s. Now, IBM is singing the blues after its worst trading day in its 115-year(!) history.
Epiq and Simplexico Partner To Expand AI Enablement for Law Firms
Congrats to Epiq for the announcement that Epiq and Simplexico partner to expand AI enablement for law firms! Here’s part of the press release!
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