Litigation Support & e-Discovery
ProSearch Strengthens AI-Driven Review with Relativity aiR for Privilege
Congrats to ProSearch with the announcement that ProSearch strengthens AI-driven review with achievement of Relativity aiR for Privileg...
Emojis and How to Tame Them in Discovery: eDiscovery Best Practices
The emergence of emojis as discoverable evidence is a unique challenge. Here, Cimplifi discusses emojis and how to tame them in discove...
Relativity Fest 2025: ‘It’s Not Enough’ – CEO Saunders Calls for Bold Transformation in Legal Technology
In a keynote that was equal parts rallying cry and strategic roadmap, Relativity CEO Phil Saunders stood before 1,834 attendees at Rela...
Thursday Fireside Chat: Forensic Tales from the Trenches: eDiscovery Webinars
What are forensic experts seeing in the trenches? Check out this eDiscovery Today/S2|DATA Thursday fireside chat to find out!
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What’s Causing These AI Hallucinations and How to Fix It: Artificial Intelligence Trends
There are more case filings with AI hallucinations than ever. Here’s my take on what's causing these AI hallucinations and how to fix i...
Kate Frenzinger on Level Table Live!: eDiscovery Events
Wondering what it’s like to manage litigation for a cutting-edge company? Kate Frenzinger will be the next guest on Level Table Live wi...
Court Sides with Plaintiffs in Email Threading Dispute: eDiscovery Case Law
In the In re Tecfidera Antitrust Litigation, Illinois Magistrate Judge Young B. Kim, stating: “the court sides with Plaintiffs”, grante...
NEWS ROUNDUP – 13th October 2025
Ransomware, data leaks, and zero-days dominated the past 48 hours. Qantas confirmed customer data was posted online, while Texas offici...
The Kitchen Sink for October 10, 2025: Legal Tech Trends
Here’s the kitchen sink for October 10, 2025 of ten stories that I didn’t get to this week – with another brand-new meme from Gates Dog...
Two out of Three Clawback Requests Granted for Amazon: eDiscovery Case Law
In FTC v. Amazon.com, Inc., Washington District Judge John H. Chun, due to the ESI Order that allowed clawbacks for inadvertently or ot...