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.
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eDiscovery Today Blog
Where eDiscovery Strategy Breaks Down: eDiscovery Best Practices
By Doug Austin
In this post, ProSearch discusses that while a strong discovery strategy can seem clear, here’s where eDiscovery strategy breaks down. The post Where eDiscovery Strategy Breaks Down: eDiscovery Best Practices…
Bracewell LLP
Could Your Adviser’s AI Prompts End Up in Court?
By Bracewell
The growing use of AI in expert analyses is creating new questions about privilege, discoverability and the reliability of expert testimony. As courts and practitioners grapple with these issues, experts…
ComplexDiscovery
Harvard researchers find AI coding agents shifted the bottleneck to code review
By Rob Robinson
Editor’s Note: Engineers at firms that adopted AI coding agents added about 30 percent more code, yet finished work did not measurably rise and getting code through review took 49…
eDiscovery Today Blog
Humans in the Loop and What Courts and Regulators Expect: Artificial Intelligence Best Practices
By Doug Austin
As Cimplifi discusses in this post, having humans in the loop remains central to defensible AI usage. Here’s what courts and regulators expect. The post Humans in the Loop and…
The Proof of Guilt
Guest Post: Hash-Tagged, Not Verified – What Section 63’s Hash Value Cannot Prove
(This is a guest post by Ratyansh Garg)On 22 September 2026 the defendant in BPTP Ltd v. Nitin Naresh told the Delhi High Court that a twelve-minute recording of him…
Missouri Lawyers Media
E-discovery in the AI era: Faster review, but new risks
Listen to this article In Brief U.S. magistrate judge approves LinkedIn’s use of Relativity aiR Connecticut judge orders expert AI prompts production in Conservation Law Foundation case Experts emphasize lawyer…
Faeger Drinker on Products
Dissecting the EU’s New Product Liability Directive: The Dawn of US-Style Discovery
By Eldin Hasic, Patrick Reilly
The deadline for EU members to implement the new Product Liability Directive is fast approaching before year’s end. For companies doing business in the EU, the new rules bring many…
Discovery: The DISCO Blog
Ediscovery for Mass Tort Litigation: Challenges and Best Practices | DISCO
By DISCO
Learn best practices for ediscovery in mass tort litigation, from ESI protocols to AI-driven review, and reduce risk across high-volume cases.
ComplexDiscovery
OFAC’s ICC General License 14 has no stated expiration date, but does it reach eDiscovery services?
By Rob Robinson
Editor’s Note: Washington’s Oct. 9 designation of the International Criminal Court extended U.S. sanctions from individuals and organizations around the court to the institution itself, and the four general licenses…
ComplexDiscovery
Cooley and Google Cloud are building a court-filing redaction agent without a published error rate
By Rob Robinson
Editor’s Note: Cooley and Google Cloud said Oct. 8 that Cooley is the launch partner for an agent being built on Gemini Enterprise to flag confidential information in court filings…