Extract from Sam Bock’s article “The Art of Asking Better Questions in a Data-Driven Workplace” Workplace collaboration is always complex. When strategies need to be formulated and opinions are loud […]
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Extract from Cellebrite’s article “Introducing Inseyets 10.6: Delivering Smarter Digital Investigations” Cellebrite Inseyets is known as a best-in-class suite of solutions for extracting data at unmatched speeds. It’s already helping accelerate
Extract from Petra Pasternak’s article “Pivotal Case Law for Legal Holds” The risks of a failed litigation hold can have serious fallout. Never mind the internal embarrassment of losing potential
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eDiscovery professionals have long been ahead of the curve when it comes to legal tech. We’ve been talking about AI for years, well before it became the industry’s buzzword. Remember
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Extract from Altumatim’s article “Pass the Sauce: Elevate Your Game with an Assist from Winning Tech” The NHL playoffs are underway and there is sure to be some impressive sauce
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Extract from Tony Reichenberger’s article “TAR and Gen AI: How They Compare” This white paper by Tony Reichenberger, a seasoned expert with over 20 years of experience in eDiscovery, offers
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Extract from Gina Jurva’s article “Modernizing Federal Government Legal Tech” critical moment has arrived for federal government legal departments. They’re grappling with ever-growing data, strained budgets, and cases where the
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Extract from Reveal’s article “Decoding Legal Conversations: How Metadata is Becoming the Most Critical Witness” A single message deleted in Slack. A calendar invite moved by an hour. A document
Extract from Kelly Twigger’s article “Episode 173:Â Fake Citations, Real Sanctions: AI Hallucinations Spark $31K in Sanctions” Welcome to our Case of the Week segment of the Meet and Confer
Extract from Craig Ball’s article “Chambers Guidance: Using AI Large Language Models (LLMs) Wisely and Ethically” Tomorrow, I’m delivering a talk to the Texas Second Court of Appeals (Fort Worth), joined