The Classroom as Equalizer: How Legal Education Can Close the Access to Justice Gap
Key Discovery Points: Take Advantage of an eDiscovery Checklist Bonanza!
The State of the eDiscovery & Legal Tech Industry
In Discovery Mode: Why Screenshots are Inadequate for Mobile Collections
Leave the Travel to Vacations: How Remote Mobile Collections Cut Time, Costs & Headaches
People, Process, and Technology: Why Mobile Data Is Now Core ESI
The Phone Never Leaves Their Hand: Rethinking Mobile Discovery for the Next Generation of Attorneys
LathamTECH in Focus: Cracking the Code: US Tech Expansion in Asia
Key Discovery Points: Legalweek 2026 — Closing Your Rings in the Great Legal Tech Trek
No Password Required: AI Security Researcher and Documentarian of Spirituality and Play
Key Discovery Points: Lots of AI but Less Discovery at Legalweek 2026
No Password Required: Social Media Security and Governance Leader and Lover of All Beagles
Key Discovery Points: 2026 State of the Industry Report — Less Slop, More Competence
Key Discovery Points: Keep Learning and Talking about Hyperlinked Files – Don’t Dismiss Them!
From Early Case Assessment to Early Case Intelligence
The LathamTECH Podcast — Transatlantic Crypto Insights: Stablecoins
Introducing LighthouseIQ: Where Intelligence Meets Performance
Key Discovery Points: Understanding the Ethics of AI for the Rest of Us
Key Discovery Points: Feasible Production of Contemporaneous Hyperlinked Files
Building the Case: Why an Email Policy & Etiquette Matters for Construction Litigation
The attorney-client privilege ordinarily does not protect “who, what, when, where”-type questions about clients’ communications with their lawyers or the general topic of those communications. But it can be difficult to draw...more
In 2012, the worldwide eDiscovery market was estimated at $4.73 billion. By 2030, reconciled estimates place it at approximately $28.08 billion – close to six times the 2012 baseline, after an 18-year compounding that has...more
In Stanisaveljevic v. The Standard Fire Ins. Co., 2026 WL 1129515 (D. Col. Apr. 27, 2026), defendants filed a motion for reconsideration arising out of a discovery dispute. It was denied....more
The pleadings are closed. Mountains of documents have been produced. Depositions have been taken, hour upon hour. Summary judgment briefing has been meticulously developed, artfully drafted and submitted—but ultimately...more
Remote depositions are more than a convenience to litigants and witnesses, a tool to trim expenses, or a means to move civil litigation forward amid a shortage of court reporters. They’re also having an impact on the...more
This case is one I want every litigator who advises corporate clients to read carefully. You’ve seen the rough outline of this fact pattern before, but the way it plays out in this decision is going to be quoted in spoliation...more
A keynote on the human challenge ahead, where AI, human judgment, and the future of work converge. At this year’s CLOC Global Institute, former OpenAI Head of Go-to-Market Zack Kass delivered a keynote that was less about...more
The Law Society has responded to the Civil Justice Council's consultation on the use of artificial intelligence in preparing court documents. Its position is cautious, but constructive. The response recognises that AI can...more
An eDiscovery director recently described a collection effort that should have taken a day. It took three. Seven custodians spread across four states. Devices shipped overnight. IT pulled in last minute. By the time...more
Construction disputes have gotten bigger, faster, and harder to manage. Mega-infrastructure projects, cross-border joint ventures, and a shifting regulatory landscape are driving high-stakes claims involving delay,...more
After a person passes away, a decedent’s survivors oftentimes attempt to access the decedent’s electronic communications. Whether motivated by mere curiosity or a desire to better understand the circumstances that led to a...more
The 2026 Legalweek Conference offered Shook attorneys the chance to learn more about emerging technologies, according to Shook Partner Jamie Brown....more
Handling internal investigations can be challenging, especially when employee complaints or misconduct allegations involve large volumes of digital communication. HR and legal teams may need to review emails, chat threads,...more
Many organizations struggle with retaining historical website content. Archiving your website is a critical step if you want to maintain an accurate record of content, communications, and legal compliance over time. Without...more
Microsoft 365 (M365) is widely used across enterprises, but it has notable limitations for eDiscovery, particularly when handling collaboration data like Microsoft Teams. Organizations responsible for litigation readiness,...more
In today’s digital landscape, managing enterprise data has become increasingly complex. If you are responsible for compliance, risk management, or litigation readiness, you may find yourself overwhelmed by the sheer volume of...more
Artificial intelligence (AI) is everywhere. Lawyers now use it with increasing regularity, and so do staff, colleagues, and clients. We are harnessing generative AI for simple tasks, like transcribing meetings, and for...more
In February 2026, two federal courts issued rulings that together illustrate the unsettled landscape of privilege and work-product protection for AI-generated materials in litigation. ...more
Legal advice privilege has long been understood in England and Wales as a privilege attaching to the lawyer-client relationship. The Court of Appeal’s decision in Three Rivers District Council v. Governor and Bank of England...more
Anthropic on Tuesday turned Claude into a legal-software hub, releasing 20-plus integrations and 12 practice-area plugins that bring contracts, eDiscovery, research, and deal rooms under one assistant. The vendor map for...more
AI does not change the fundamental dynamics of managing liability and discoverability. The duties of confidentiality, the rules of attorney-client privilege, and the work product doctrine all operate on the principles they...more
The UK Serious Fraud Office ("SFO") has released its Business Plan for 2026-27 (the "Plan"), outlining the strategy to combat serious fraud, bribery, and corruption at the mid-point of its five-year strategy. The Plan is...more
The Delaware Court of Chancery’s March 2026 decision in Fortis Advisors, LLC v. Krafton, Inc. is an attention-grabbing example of the types of legal issues that can arise when a founder and acquirer’s relationship goes south....more
Matthew Hamilton, Forensic Analyst for EDRM Trusted Partner HaystackID, sits down with Mary Mack and Holley Robinson. In this episode, Matt talks about his journey to eDiscovery, what attracted him to the team at HaystackID,...more
Our first interactive workshop – attendees will be moved into breakout rooms to work on prompting exercises using free resources such as ChatGPT; CoPilot; etc. The goal is to provide a safe space for those who have been...more