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On February 10, 2026, Judge Rakoff of the Southern District of New York ruled that certain AI-generated documents, created by an individual using an AI tool and then sent to that individual’s attorney in the context of...more
During the ACEDS Practical Skills Series webinar, The Power of the PDF: Bookmarks and Other Tips, Global Advisory Board members Sonya Judkins, Senior Manager, Discovery & Information Governance at T-Mobile, and Joy Murao,...more
In AI Docs Sent By Exec To Attys Not Privileged, Judge Says – Law360 (Feb. 10, 2026), Pete Brush reported a bench ruling holding that “a Texas financial services executive accused of a $150 million fraud cannot claim...more
Web evidence is everywhere - social posts, dynamic webpages, customer portals, maps, and more. In this webinar, Page Vault demonstrates how law firms can capture online content in a way that supports defensibility and...more
eDiscovery was built for an on-premise world of static files and email attachments, but today’s enterprise data lives in collaborative, cloud-native ecosystems where documents (including hyperlinked files) are continuously...more
Love is in the air – for eDiscovery case law! In our February 2026 monthly webinar of cases covered by the eDiscovery Today blog, we will discuss disputes related to underlying source data for produced spreadsheets, in camera...more
Artificial intelligence is already embedded in how many organizations operate and investigate. It speeds up document review, detects anomalies, drafts notes and interview questionnaires, and surfaces patterns. It now also...more
Facial Recognition Technology, or “FRT,” is a form of artificial intelligence. Maryland has cases, statutes, and procedural rules that govern the use of facial recognition technology in criminal cases....more
Electronically stored information is now the backbone of virtually all litigated matters, regulatory inquiries, and internal investigations. Emails, mobile data, cloud platforms, collaboration tools, and system artifacts...more
Lively v. Wayfarer Studios LLC, 2026 WL 145483 (S.D.N.Y. Jan. 20, 2026), is the latest in a long line of discovery and other decisions in this matter. The court wrote: “Before the Court are various requests for sealing and...more
The fundamental building blocks of effective trial advocacy are remarkably unchanged, despite vast changes in how information is found, analyzed, and presented in courtrooms, hearing rooms, arbitrations, and mediations. In...more
In modern litigation, digital evidence is rarely optional. Emails, mobile data, collaboration platforms, cloud activity, and system metadata now sit at the center of many disputes. When that evidence becomes contested, the...more
AI has made it easier than ever to fabricate convincing documents, images, audio, and video which is creating a new generation of evidence that can mislead courts, opposing counsel, and clients....more
In today’s vast universe of digital data, legal and investigation teams can’t afford the slow orbit of manual review and must control the narrative. With Rapid Exploration in OpenText™ eDiscovery Aviator, you can navigate...more
Case law is one of the strongest indicators of how courts expect discovery issues involving linked documents to be handled, and several notable rulings have addressed this topic....more
Over the past decade, the widespread shift to cloud-based platforms has introduced a new challenge into the legal discovery process: the emergence of modern attachments. What are Modern Attachments? Modern attachments...more
As a lawyer, knowing when and how to leverage AI in your litigation and eDiscovery workflows is now crucial to delivering superior client value. But not all AI is created equal. Choosing the wrong type of AI for a specific...more
Legal tech leads to stronger cases, streamlining workflows and improving client satisfaction. A NOTE ON PERSPECTIVE - Empty heading With so much buzz about artificial intelligence, it is easy to forget the practical tools...more
Earlier this year a trial court in Montgomery County, Texas, excluded from evidence a non-stenographic deposition transcript in a civil case pending in that court. In response to this order, opponents of non-stenographic...more
The Misunderstanding Nobody Wants to Admit - Here’s a truth we don’t talk about enough in the legal world: eDiscovery is frequently misunderstood, even by the people who live closest to it....more
In this Key Discovery Points video, Brett Burney of Nextpoint and Doug Austin of eDiscovery Today discuss Mendones v. Cushman & Wakefield, where a California judge issued terminating sanctions after plaintiffs submitted...more
Join Us for eDiscovery Convergence 2025! Step into the future of eDiscovery in Ontario! This year, we're not just adapting—we're reimagining. With significant potential shifts in the Rules of Civil Procedure and the...more
Government investigations have evolved significantly, and agencies have adopted more sophisticated approaches to enforcement. This article identifies seven areas where deliberate planning, proactive negotiation, and...more
Artificial intelligence is no longer an emerging concept in e-discovery—it’s a working reality. Every day, legal and compliance teams are using AI to search smarter, classify faster, and review with greater precision. Yet...more
A trial court imposed a $10,000 sanction on attorneys for conducting juror research on a social media platform in a $174 million lawsuit. Elliot Weld, Alston & Bird Sanctioned $10K For LinkedIn Juror Research – Law360 (Oct....more