Relativity Equips Future Legal Talent with AI Through Its Relativity Academic Program
Congrats to Relativity for the announcement that Relativity equips future legal talent with AI through its Relativity Academic Program! Here’s a portion of the press release!
David Horrigan Highlights the Erroneous Thinking of a Luddite Judge: Artificial Intelligence Trends
In his LTN article, David Horrigan highlights the erroneous thinking of a judge, who (as David notes) misses the point on judicial use of AI.
Everlaw Announces Anthropic MCP Integration and Expands Legal Holds and Public Records Capabilities
Congrats to Everlaw for not just the announcement that Everlaw announces an Anthropic MCP integration, but two additional announcements! Here are the highlights!
The Terabyte-o-Saurus is Complicating Discovery and Forensics: Forensics Best Practices
What is a “Terabyte-o-Saurus”? Melinda Redenius at Veracity Forensics tells you here – and how it is complicating discovery and forensics!
Musk v OpenAI Trial Exposes What Insiders Think of Sam Altman: Artificial Intelligence Trends
Just when you thought you heard enough bad stuff about Sam Altman, the Musk v OpenAI trial is exposing what insiders really think about him.
Exterro Launches Industry’s First Autonomous AI Engine to Streamline Subpoena Work
Congrats to Exterro for the announcement that Exterro launches the industry’s first autonomous ai engine to eliminate up to 95% of manual subpoena work and reclaim 7,500 enterprise hours! Here’s a portion of the press release!
Casepoint Announces Strategic Partnership with Proofpoint
Congrats to Casepoint for the announcement that Casepoint announces a strategic partnership with Proofpoint to streamline legal and compliance workflows! Here’s a portion of the press release!
A Refresh of the Annotated ESI Protocol: eDiscovery Best Practices
Well, that’s refreshing! 😉 Craig Ball has released a refresh of the Annotated ESI Protocol that illustrates just how fast things are changing in eDiscovery!
The Kitchen Sink for May 8, 2026: Legal Tech Trends
This week’s kitchen sink for May 8, 2026 (with meme from Gates Dogfish) discusses AI pretending to be a doctor, GPS glitches link to hallucinated citations & more!
You Can Make Your Emails Seem Less Like AI…Sinceerly: Artificial Intelligence Trends
That’s not a typo – it’s a product that creates typos! That’s right: you can make your emails seem less like AI, with Sinceerly!
The Comprehensive Guide to Second Requests: eDiscovery Best Practices
If you’re going to title your write-up “The Comprehensive Guide to Second Requests” it had better be comprehensive! This one is.
LegalEdge Gives This Corporate Legal Team an Edge on AI: Artificial Intelligence Trends
An internal, AI-enabled law firm called LegalEdge gives this corporate legal team an edge on how AI is applied to legal work.
Information Obtained During the Depositions Leads to Re-Opening Discovery: eDiscovery Case Law
In Harms v. Lewis, the Supreme Court, Appellate Division, Fourth Department of New York “unanimously affirmed” an order that granted plaintiff’s motion to compel defendants to comply with certain discovery demands after information obtained during the depositions contradicted defendants’ claim that electronic medical record audit trails were no longer available for discovery.
Spot the Spoof in this Post About IoT Forensics: Forensics Best Practices
Melinda Redenius at Veracity Forensics provides three Internet of Things (IoT) scenarios – two real, one fake. Can you spot the spoof?
From Depp-Heard to Epstein: My Interview on the Data Xposure Podcast: eDiscovery Trends
A unique topic for my interview with Mike Hamilton of Exterro on the Data Xposure podcast: the impact of eDiscovery from Depp-Heard to Epstein!
States Are Requiring Lawyers to Verify AI Outputs. Will it Help?: Artificial Intelligence Trends
We’re starting to see a trend where states are requiring lawyers to verify AI outputs. Will it help eliminate hallucinated citations? Probably not.
Do Canadian Legal Teams Know Where Their Data Is? Maybe Not: eDiscovery Best Practices
Do Canadian legal teams know where their data is? As Zsuzsanna Karagiannis of Casepoint discusses, that may be difficult for them to answer!
Epiq Sponsors and Speaks at CLOC Global Institute 2026
Epiq announced this morning that Epiq sponsors and speaks at CLOC Global Institute 2026! Here’s part of the press release!
Emergency Preservation and Limited Forensic Collection Order Entered by Court: eDiscovery Case Law
In Recoop LLC v. Outliers Inc., New York District Judge Lewis J. Liman issued an order regarding Emergency Preservation and Limited Forensic Collection of Recoop LLC business records, requiring Recoop to preserve and suspend auto-deletion for “any Devices/Accounts or physical media that contain Corporate ESI”, with parties to meet and confer regarding selection of a neutral forensic…
The 2025-2030 eDiscovery Marketplace Mashup of eDiscovery Market Estimates is Here!: eDiscovery Trends
The mashed potatoes image can only mean one thing: it’s time for the 2025-2030 eDiscovery Marketplace Mashup from Rob Robinson & ComplexDiscovery!
ChatGPT Developed a Goblin Obsession. Here’s Why: Artificial Intelligence Trends
In recent releases, it became apparent that ChatGPT developed a goblin obsession. Here’s the nerdy reason why and how OpenAI fixed it.
The Latest Legal and Technical Trends for Hyperlinked Files in eDiscovery: eDiscovery Webinars
Want to know the latest legal and technical trends for hyperlinked files in eDiscovery? Join us on May 20th for this ACEDS webinar!
The Kitchen Sink for May 1, 2026: Legal Tech Trends
This week’s kitchen sink for May 1, 2026 (with meme from Gates Dogfish) discusses top university websites serving porn, Musk vs. “Scam” Altman & more!
Legal Holds in Investigations: eDiscovery Best Practices
Data preservation isn’t just for litigation – it’s necessary for investigations too. Cimplifi discusses legal holds in investigations here!
Case Where Plaintiff Tried to Use ChatGPT in a Deposition is Dismissed: eDiscovery Case Law
In Jones v. Delta Air Lines, Inc., a case where the plaintiff tried to use ChatGPT in a deposition, Michigan District Judge Susan K. DeClercq dismissed the case with prejudice under both Rule 37(b)(2) and Rule 41(b) due to the plaintiff’s repeated failure to comply with discovery obligations and court orders.
Turning Validation Metrics into Defensible Decisions: eDiscovery Webinars
Struggling to validate your results in eDiscovery? Join the EDRM webinar sponsored by Level Legal for turning validation metrics into defensible decisions!
Partnership by Design: Legal Tech Trends
Here’s a term I haven’t heard before: Partnership by Design. Erika Namnath of ProSearch discusses it in her blog post here.
Claude AI Agent Deletes Company’s Entire Database: Artificial Intelligence Trends
Cursor or Curser? A bit of both when Anthropic’s Claude AI agent deletes company’s entire database – and backups – in nine seconds!
Our May 2026 EDRM Case Law Webinar Will Make You Feel Smart!: eDiscovery Webinars
Smart is as smart does! 😊 Our May 2026 EDRM monthly case law webinar will make you feel smart on Tuesday, May 19th!
Control over Your Data is the Ultimate Legal Ops Win: eDiscovery Best Practices
Getting control over your data is something that every organization wants. This post from Exterro discusses how it’s the ultimate legal ops win!
Epiq and AWS Introduce Agentic AI Solution
Congrats to Epiq for the announcement that Epiq and AWS introduce an agentic AI solution for compliance teams, using Amazon Quick! Here’s part of the press release!
Impactful Courtroom Demonstratives: eDiscovery Best Practices
Michael Beumer of Nextpoint has written the third and final installment in their trial presentation series – on impactful courtroom demonstratives!
AI is Not a Substitute for Good Lawyering, Says Court: eDiscovery Case Law
In White v. Walmart, Inc., Indiana Magistrate Judge Tim A. Baker, stating that “Artificial intelligence can be a useful discovery tool. However,…AI is not a substitute for attorneys and litigants exercising independent judgment and oversight in the discovery process”, ordered Plaintiff to “supplement her discovery responses by April 27, 2026.”
Defending the Data: Forensics, Admissibility, and Chain of Custody in Modern Civil Litigation: Legal Tech Webinars
In modern civil litigation, acquiring & defending the data can be challenging! On May 14, this S2|DATA webinar will discuss addressing those challenges!
Apple Sends a “Signal” to Law Enforcement: eDiscovery Trends
See what I did there? 😉 Apple sends a “Signal” to law enforcement by fixing a security bug that made it possible for cops to access content from deleted Signal messages.
Adversaries You Might Meet Negotiating an AI-Friendly ESI Protocol: Artificial Intelligence Trends
When negotiating an AI-friendly ESI protocol, there are 3 adversaries you might meet. This blog post by Sam Bock at Relativity identifies them.
The Kitchen Sink for April 24, 2026: Legal Tech Trends
This week’s kitchen sink for April 24, 2026 (with meme from Gates Dogfish) discusses the billable hour, “Mother Google”, AI taking yet more jobs & more!
Decision Tree for Evaluating AI-Generated Evidence: Artificial Intelligence Practices
Yesterday, The Sedona Conference Journal announced the publication of the Decision Tree for Evaluating AI-Generated Evidence.
Hallucinations are Different for eDiscovery Solutions. Here’s Why: eDiscovery Best Practices
Everyone’s talking about hallucinated case citations in filings. But hallucinations are different for eDiscovery solutions. Here’s why.
Stateless GenAI Document Review Can Give You an Edge: eDiscovery Webinars
What is “stateless AI? This webinar from Lexbe tomorrow will tell you & discuss how stateless GenAI document review can give you an edge!
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