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E-Discovery

E-Discovery is a specialized field focused on the identification, collection, preservation, and analysis of electronic data for use in legal proceedings and investigations. It intersects with cybersecurity, information governance, and legal technology, addressing challenges such as data privacy, compliance, and the management of vast digital information. Professionals in this area often engage with emerging technologies like AI and generative models to enhance document review, risk assessment, and regulatory adherence. The category also covers responsible AI use, vendor evaluation, and the impact of technological advances on legal workflows and cybersecurity defenses. It is a critical practice area for law firms, corporations, and technology providers navigating the complexities of digital evidence and legal tech innovation.

8,029 published works

  1. eDiscovery Bytes

    Why Signal Is the Most Dangerous Source of ESI You Need to Understand

    By Kelly Twigger

    A Delaware Chancery ruling sanctions WWE’s leadership for manually shortening Signal’s auto-delete settings after receiving two separate written litigation holds telling them not to, and it applies a standard most…

  2. The Legal Wire

    Casepoint Expands Casepoint IQ With First Purpose-Built AI Agents

    By The Legal Wire

    Relevance Determination Agent and Issue Coding Agent are part of a growing portfolio designed to automate complex government, legal, and compliance workflows with human oversight built in. WASHINGTON, September 23,…

  3. eDiscovery Today Blog

    Cimplifi Unveils Maestro and CI Lake: An AI Orchestration Platform That Extends Relativity aiR and Accelerates Legal Workflows

    By Doug Austin

    Congrats to Cimplifi™ for the announcement that Cimplifi unveils Maestro and CI Lake: an AI orchestration platform that extends Relativity aiR and accelerates legal workflows! Here’s part of the announcement!…

  4. eDiscovery Today Blog

    Seven RelFest 2026 Sessions to Check Out: eDiscovery Conferences

    By Doug Austin

    RelFest 2026 is coming up in a week! Here are seven RelFest 2026 sessions to check out next week during next week’s conference! The post Seven RelFest 2026 Sessions to…

  5. Knovos Blog

    eDiscovery in the Ephemeral Era: When Message History Is Designed to Disappear

    By Knovos

    For enterprise legal, investigations, and eDiscovery teams, ephemeral messaging does not make discovery impossible. It changes the timing. When messages can disappear automatically, teams need to know where business conversations…

  6. eDiscovery Today Blog

    Deposition Transcript Tips for Mass Tort Litigation: eDiscovery Best Practices

    By Doug Austin

    Need deposition transcript tips for mass tort litigation? If you do, then Elizabeth Guthrie of Nextpoint has those tips for you here! The post Deposition Transcript Tips for Mass Tort…

  7. eDiscovery Today Blog

    What Corporate Legal Teams Must Define Before AI Enters Discovery, Investigations, and Litigation: Artificial Intelligence Webinars

    By Doug Austin

    Want to know what corporate legal teams must define before AI enters discovery, investigations, and litigation? Join Casepoint for this webinar Thursday! The post What Corporate Legal Teams Must Define…

  8. eDiscovery Today Blog

    The Kitchen Sink for September 18, 2026: Legal Tech Trends

    By Doug Austin

    This week’s kitchen sink for September 18, 2026 (with meme from Gates Dogfish) discusses lawyers being miserable, “Bulldog” leaving a big discovery mess & more! The post The Kitchen Sink…

  9. Percipient

    Relativity Custom Analyses: AI Document Review, Your Rules

    By Percipient Team

    Relativity’s Custom Analyses capability inside aiR for Review shifts e-discovery from a rigid, pre-configured environment to an extensible, user-defined engine. By allowing legal teams to define matter-specific data point extraction,…

  10. eDiscovery Today Blog

    Additional RAG Snapshot and UAL Data Must Be Produced, Court Rules: eDiscovery Case Law

    By Doug Austin

    In Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc. v. Perplexity AI, Inc., New York Magistrate Judge Sarah L. Cave granted in part and denied in part the plaintiffs’ request for additional discovery from Perplexity’s…