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Discovery
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Thomson Reuters Law Blog
What Brady compliance looks like in 2026
By Jazmin.aguilar@thomsonreuters.com
Highlights Discovery has grown from a handful of paper documents in 1963 to thousands of digital records today. Public defenders and federal courts already use AI tools like CoCounsel Legal,…
San Antonio Employment Law Blog
Use of Artificial Intelligence not Discoverable
The courts are just starting to grapple with the use of Artificial Intelligence in regard to discovery. Discovery is the critical part of every lawsuit in which one party may…
Avoiding Insurance Bad Faith
Ohio Supreme Court Restricts Discovery of Insurer Claim Files in Bad-Faith Cases
By Nicole Renna
The Ohio Supreme Court recently issued an important decision addressing the discoverability of attorney-client communications and work-product materials in insurer bad-faith litigation, holding that attorney-client communications contained within an insurer’s…
eDiscovery Today Blog
Obviously Relevant Documents Must Be Collected for Non-Disclosed Custodians: eDiscovery Case Law
By Doug Austin
Shark week, er, eDiscovery Case Week, concludes today! In Wilson Aerospace LLC v. Boeing Co., Washington Magistrate Judge Michelle L. Peterson, stating: “A party therefore cannot justify failing to collect…
eDiscovery Today Blog
Non-Responsive and Non-Privileged Family Members Must Be Produced: eDiscovery Case Law
By Doug Austin
Shark week, er, eDiscovery Case Week, continues today! In GlaxoSmithKline Biologicals SA v. Pfizer, Inc., Delaware Special Master Monté T. Squire granted plaintiffs’ motion to compel defendants to produce all…
eDiscovery Today Blog
From Reactive to Ready for Discovery in Complex Litigation: eDiscovery Trends
By Doug Austin
In complex litigation, discovery can get out of control. This two-part article by Prism Litigation Technology discusses how to go from reactive to ready! The post From Reactive to Ready…
eDiscovery Today Blog
Discovery on Discovery Over Defendant’s Use of Relativity aiR Denied: eDiscovery Case Law
By Doug Austin
The shark image can only mean one thing – it’s time for Shark Week on the Discovery Channel! Which also means it’s time for eDiscovery Case Week on eDiscovery Today,…
Knovos Blog
Quality Control in eDiscovery: Why Rule 26 Makes It Hard to Negotiate
By Knovos
Senior eDiscovery professionals or teams understand that eDiscovery is far beyond collecting and producing data, it’s about how defensible the end-to-end process is. This is the moment when a Quality-Controlled eDiscovery framework…
Texas Business Court Watch
Fifteenth Court of Appeals Denies Mandamus Relief in Texas Business Court Discovery Dispute
By Justin Bernstein, Steven Higginbotham
The Fifteenth Court of Appeals denied mandamus relief in a Texas Business Court discovery dispute, offering insight into procedural posture and the limits of mandamus review.
Florida Business Litigation Blog
Managing Internal Communications During a Business Lawsuit
The moment your business gets sued, something predictable happens: people start talking. Managers fire off emails. Employees speculate in group chats. Someone vents in a meeting. It feels natural, but…