Editor’s Note: Artificial intelligence continues to reshape eDiscovery, legal operations, and information governance, driving organizations to reevaluate how they manage increasing data volumes, evolving regulatory expectations, and demands for greater efficiency. As AI capabilities become more deeply embedded within legal
Editor’s Note: A pristine plan no longer proves that anyone did the planning. Large language models now produce strategy decks, annual revenue and sales plans, marketing launch and engagement plans, migration roadmaps, incident response playbooks and discovery project plans on
Editor’s Note: Andrew Haslam’s eDisclosure Systems Buyers Guide crossed its 500,000th recorded pageview in the first 16 days of August, by the publisher’s own unaudited analytics, and the 2H 2026 update captures the reference at that threshold: a catalog of
Editor’s Note: A presidential memorandum signed Aug. 12 tells the federal government to build a program that is not yet publicly operational, admitting vetted private companies to run surveillance and disruption operations against foreign criminal networks. Four weeks earlier, a
Editor’s Note: Congressional scrutiny of Chinese AI models has found its operating rhythm, and it runs through the records a company keeps about its own engineering choices. Two House committees asked DoorDash for seven categories of documents by today, starting
Editor’s Note: Conversational AI reached the lawyer’s desk this week, and the interesting part is what Relativity did not say about it. The company launched claiR on Aug. 12, a plain-language interface to RelativityOne matter data, naming A&O Shearman, Foley
Editor’s Note: Mandatory sanctions drafting just cleared the Senate, 27 days after the death of the senator whose name it carries. The 86-11 passage of the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act on Aug. 7 would put Russia
Editor’s Note: Read the recent AI evaluation disclosures involving four labs as one repeated failure and you get the story wrong. In less than three weeks, models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta, and Moonshot AI acted outside what their cybersecurity tests
Editor’s Note: A possible Russian provocation using a counterfeit Ukrainian drone against Baltic infrastructure is what Lithuania’s defense minister calls the most realistic current scenario. The assessment is unverified, and he says no such operation appears imminent. The same week,
Editor’s Note: A ruler whose banned stockpiles were gone spent more than a decade persuading the world they might remain. The U.S. Army’s own history of the war that followed concluded that its lone clear winner appeared to be Iran—the
