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The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI), including Generative AI (GenAI), is fast becoming an established part of legal practice. In September 2025, it was reported that 61% of lawyers in the United Kingdom use a form of AI...more
Mobile devices have become one of the most important sources of evidence in modern litigation and investigations. Yet the legal framework governing discovery obligations was written long before smartphones became the primary...more
This is the second session in our AI series and will host a panel of practitioners who are embracing and using AI in their legal practice. They will discuss and share what has worked, what hasn’t, and any cautionary tales...more
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This article explores Texas' updated Rule 5.05, adopted in October 2024, which created a new in-house counsel exception allowing out-of-state attorneys to perform legal work in Texas for their employer and its "organizational...more
ACEDS Practical Skills Series - Effective project management is no longer optional in today’s complex e-discovery landscape. It is essential. As matters grow in scale and complexity, legal teams must adopt structured...more
In today’s legal technology landscape, firms face a critical decision when building their technology stacks: choose “walled garden” solutions (integrated systems from a single vendor) or opt for best-in-class software from...more
For years, when corporate legal departments faced operational challenges—ballooning workloads, rising outside counsel costs, process inefficiencies—the default response was to call a consulting firm. Their frameworks brought...more
Document review continues to be one of the most demanding and risk sensitive phases of many legal and eDiscovery matters. As data volumes surge and discovery technologies evolve, legal teams, both in-house corporate...more
As data volumes continue to grow and timelines tighten, document review remains one of the most resource-intensive phases of litigation. Yet not all review models are structured the same way....more
When people think about document review, they often picture a group of attorneys reviewing documents for relevance and privilege. In reality, a well-executed managed review is far more structured and collaborative....more
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It’s a familiar journey. Months of thoughtful design. Intentional architecture. Strong alignment with leadership. A successful rollout. And then — reality sets in. Questions surface. Feedback arrives quickly....more
Enterprise Legal Management (ELM) is the framework corporate legal departments use to manage legal work, control costs, and improve operational efficiency....more
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a part of nearly every industry, and the legal field is no exception. More specifically, AI-generated evidence is constantly evolving, and it is important for attorneys to keep learning...more
The adoption of Generative AI tools has introduced novel and largely untested challenges to the preservation of legal professional privilege ("LPP"), which intersect with broader discussion on the scope of LPP for competition...more
The rapid proliferation of artificial intelligence has transformed our lives and provided a powerful tool that can enhance efficiency, streamline research, and expand access to information. At the same time, AI integration...more
Legal work doesn’t happen in isolation; it spans teams, systems, and increasing complexity. Enter Matter Management....more
Legal teams are expected to operate with greater visibility, control, and accountability across the business. That expectation is driving a shift in how legal work gets done....more
So after the Heppner ruling last week, any law firm using GenAI in connection with the practice of law is in VERY serious trouble. Eesh. Bloodbath on the horizon for #biglaw....more
A New York Federal court just held that documents generated using an AI tool (Claude) and later shared with his attorneys are not protected by attorney-client privilege or work product doctrine....more
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Sarah Sawyer and Russell Berger of Offit Kurman discuss how business owners can manage legal costs and risk by distinguishing predictable, routine legal work (like handbook updates, contract reviews, and key agreements) from...more