Key Discovery Points: Keep Learning and Talking about Hyperlinked Files – Don’t Dismiss Them!
Key Discovery Points: Try to Reduce Blunderbuss in Requests for Databases in Civil Discovery
Amended Rules Five Months Later: Early Trends in Case Law and What It Means
Proposed FRCP Changes: Effect on eDiscovery, RIM & IG (CLE)
Proportionality: Why Considering Value of Case Is Important in Discovery—Judge Baylson
AI Discovery & Defensibility Series: Preparing for the Next Generation of Legal Disputes - Presented by Redgrave LLP in Partnership with Deloitte - Artificial intelligence (including GenAI) is now woven into core...more
In this Key Discovery Points video, Brett Burney of Nextpoint and Doug Austin of eDiscovery Today break down ten key takeaways from Georgetown Law’s webinar on hyperlinked documents and family productions. They discuss how...more
On 23 January 2026, the Court of Appeal delivered an important judgment in The Federal Republic of Nigeria v VR Global Partners LP & Ors, reaffirming the English courts' robust and pragmatic approach to case management in...more
Editor’s Note: The intersection of AI and electronic discovery has moved from theoretical concern to courtroom reality, and the legal profession’s response will define litigation practice for the next decade. HaystackID’s...more
Disclosure is still one of the quickest ways for a commercial dispute to become slow and expensive. Generative AI (GenAI) has landed in that reality. It is no longer a speculative future tool, but something already being...more
The Florida Rules of Civil Procedure were amended in 2025, shaking up the standards for handling digital evidence and ediscovery. Here’s a breakdown of what litigators in Florida should know about the changes to the Rules....more
Everyone’s finally past the first question on hyperlinked documents: yes, they’re discoverable. That debate is over. The real fight now is sharper—and it’s what makes the Carvana decision a must read: Originally Published...more
The European Parliament's Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs (ECON) has adopted its final report on the impact of AI on the financial sector. This follows the draft report published in May, which highlighted concerns...more
Germany’s Federal Labor Court (Bundesarbeitsgericht (BAG)) recently ruled that there are no rigid limits on the proportionality of the duration of a probationary period for fixed-term employment contracts, and that the limit...more
Florida’s overhaul of its civil rules reshapes fiduciary litigation. Probate, trust, and guardianship matters generally avoid case management tracks and initial disclosures, but modern discovery and motion practice now govern...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
The Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) has struck out a class action brought by Blur drummer, David Rowntree, as the proposed class representative (PCR) on behalf of a class of songwriters against the Performing Right Society...more
In this Key Discovery Points video, Brett Burney of Nextpoint and Doug Austin of eDiscovery Today break down key takeaways from The Sedona Conference’s Commentary on Addressing Databases in Civil Discovery. From test queries...more
Every week, the Array team reviews the latest news and analysis about the evolving field of eDiscovery to bring you the topics and trends you need to know. This week’s post covers the period of August 24-30. Here’s what’s...more
In the frenetic field of eDiscovery, legal professionals are being increasingly pressured to balance legal and regulatory requirements with the promise of new technologies that raise complex questions about privilege,...more
How much is “too much” when it comes to punishment? From Virginia courts to the U.S. Supreme Court, judges have wrestled with punitive damages and the fine line between deterrence and excess. This article walks through...more
Recent developments in eDiscovery case law highlight significant trends, including the challenges of discovery protocols in artificial intelligence and antitrust litigation, evolving court approaches to attorney conduct and...more
The use of AI in eDiscovery introduces opportunities and challenges, particularly when it comes to defensibility. Legal practitioners must be prepared to justify their use of AI tools under both ideal and adversarial...more
In 2024, the Florida Supreme Court changed the Florida Rules of Civil Procedure, aligning them with federal standards in many areas. One of those areas was the scope of discovery. What was once an expansive often burdensome...more
A federal court in Illinois granted Juul Labs, Inc. and HS Wholesale, Ltd.’s motion to dismiss Power Buying Dealers USA, Inc.’s claims of price discrimination. Power Buying Dealers USA, Inc. v. Juul Labs, Inc., 2025 WL...more
This alert discusses two recent significant developments at either end of the UK sanctions spectrum, covering off designation (a recent Supreme Court decision providing important guidance as to the assessment of...more
Plaintiffs’ attorneys often hope to put a famous face on the business end of lawsuits against corporate defendants. The sight of a celebrity from the business world answering uncomfortable questions creates courtroom drama...more
Much of the buzz about artificial intelligence (AI) in law has focused on its utility as a discovery tool rather than a potential source of discovery. While AI’s impact on discovery processes, such as reviewing and coding...more
Employers that defend against human rights complaints often find themselves grappling with pleadings and submissions that wander well beyond the events the complainant experienced. ...more
Collecting data from mobile devices presents unique challenges that legal teams can’t afford to overlook. From rapidly evolving technology to privacy concerns, navigating mobile collections requires a thoughtful, defensible...more