Practice Area
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.
8,026 published works
Discovery: The DISCO Blog
Data Spoliation 101: Causes, Consequences, and Prevention | DISCO
By DISCO
Learn what spoliation is and how DISCO's ediscovery and legal hold tools and Forensics team help prevent costly sanctions.
eDiscovery Today Blog
Comparing GenAI to Machine Learning and Manual Review for eDiscovery: eDiscovery Best Practices
By Doug Austin
A new study – Comparing GenAI to Machine Learning and Manual Review for eDiscovery – challenges the findings of the Redgrave study from earlier this year. The post Comparing GenAI…
eDiscovery Today Blog
2nd Annual Conexion Legal Tech: Education and Networking Event in Houston!: eDiscovery Events
By Doug Austin
If you’re in Houston on October 29th, consider checking out the 2nd annual Conexion Legal Tech education and networking event! The post 2nd Annual Conexion Legal Tech: Education and Networking…
eDiscovery Today Blog
The “Da Silva Moore of Generative AI” Is…
By Doug Austin
People have been waiting for the “Da Silva Moore of Generative AI” – the case that approves the use of GenAI in discovery review. It’s already here. The post The…
ComplexDiscovery
Waterloo and Elevate researchers say Redgrave’s aiR study compared two different tasks
By Rob Robinson
Editor’s Note: Generative AI review got a headline benchmark in June, when a Redgrave LLP working paper reported that Relativity aiR for Review found 88 percent of responsive documents against…
The Relativity Blog
Discussing the Future of Legal Data Processing with Array and Relativity
By Relativity
Read about how processing workflows have transformed over the last decade, what modern data challenges keep practitioners up at night, and what's on the horizon for teams looking to move…
Mike McBride Online
Worth Reading – The Hidden Dangers of AI Chat History
By Mike McBride
There's the obvious privacy issue with public AI tools, but people often overlook another reality: at work, someone likely has the same access to your AI interactions as they do…
eDiscovery Bytes
When Your Client’s ChatGPT History Proves Intent for Sanctions
A federal court in Michigan read a former sales rep’s ChatGPT questions about whether Yahoo could recover his deleted emails under a subpoena, found that he intended to deprive his…
eDiscovery Today Blog
How Legal Teams Can Withstand Scrutiny Across Investigations, Privacy, and AI: eDiscovery Webinars
By Doug Austin
Want to learn how legal teams can withstand scrutiny across investigations, privacy, and AI? Find out in this Casepoint webinar on November 4! The post How Legal Teams Can Withstand…
Percipient
How Legal Teams Can Build a More Consistent Subpoena Response Process (Featured in Law.com)
Corporate subpoena volume isn’t slowing down. CT Corp. handled nearly half a million corporate subpoenas in 2025, a 52% jump since 2019, and that’s only part of the national picture.For…