Extract from Phoebe Cracknell’s article “Tackling Cross-Border Disputes and Investigations with Tech: Insights from Relativity Asia Roadshow 2025” The Asia-Pacific legal landscape is undergoing a technological revolution. Cloud solutions and […]
Extract from Cat Casey’s article “Top eDiscovery Myths – BUSTED” I may not be blowing up cars in the desert like Adam Savage, but busting eDiscovery myths? That’s my happy
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Casepoint, with existing DOD IL5 and newly achieved Air Force ATO security standards, will provide eDiscovery, legal hold, cloud data storage, and other data discovery services to the Air Force
Extract from Joe Stephen’s article “Why Aren’t More State Bar Associations Regulating AI?” The legal world’s embrace of artificial intelligence (AI) exploded last year. Firms that cautiously experimented in 2023
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Extract from Kelly Twigger’s article ” Why Cases Like This Demand Rule 37 Reform – Enough with Wrist Slaps for Intentional Spoliation” Introduction Welcome to our Case of the Week
Extract from Cedra Mayfeild’s article “A.I. and Evidence: Courts Say Hands-On Programs Coming Soon” The Judicial Council of Georgia Ad Hoc Committee on Artificial Intelligence has outlined next steps toward implementing generative
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Extract from Michael Mora’s article “‘Perfect Storm:’ Crypto Litigation Surging” In February, Luan Pham Doan received an unsolicited message on WhatsApp. The sender introduced herself as “Tina.” Over the next
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Extract from Kathryn Lye’s article “The 56% Problem: Why Manual Document Tasks Are Holding Lawyers Back and What AI Can Do About It” In an industry where time equals revenue,
Extract from Lisa Willis’ article “New Broward Ruling Could Clear Way for Discovery” A Broward County judge’s ruling might clear future legal hurdles for Florida litigators trying to get timely
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Extract from Sandline’s article “Coordinated Forensic Investigations in Joint Defense Groups” Joint Defense Groups (JDGs) are becoming increasingly common in complex litigation and regulatory matters. They allow multiple parties to collaborate
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