The Breakdown: Courts are establishing that generative AI prompts, outputs, and interaction logs are fully discoverable and subject to the exact same traditional ESI and preservation standards as any other […]
The Breakdown: In a recent decision (Schulte v. LinkedIn Corp.), a federal court in California validated the use of generative AI for document review, ruling that it should be governed
Extract from Cellebrite’s article “Counsel’s Casebook: What the Drone Cases Teach About Evidence” When a drone incursion reaches a courtroom or an enforcement file, the aircraft itself is the evidence.
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Extract from Hanzo’s article “What Courts and Regulators Look For in a Web Archive, and What Makes One Hold Up” Are Screenshots Admissible as Evidence of Website Content? A screenshot of a
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Extract from Kiran Dabas’s article “Hybrid and Virtual Hearings: From Contingency to Confidence” When preparing for hearings in complex, multi-jurisdictional disputes, circumstances can evolve rapidly. Changes in venue availability, shifting
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Extract from Reveal’s article “eDiscovery AI: Agentic Review Reshapes Legal Teams” How Agentic AI Is Transforming eDiscovery Review For two years, the eDiscovery industry has measured generative AI by how
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Extract from Cristin Traylor’s article “When the Court Doesn’t Blink: Schulte v. LinkedIn on AI for Review” A new ruling out of the Northern District of California did not generate
Extract from Gina Jurva’s article “Beyond Point Solutions: Why Unified Ediscovery Platforms Matter More Than Features” For years, the London legal tech market has followed the same pattern. A legal
The Breakdown: The exponential growth of AI infrastructure is prompting top-tier law firms like Latham & Watkins and Kirkland & Ellis to build massive, multidisciplinary practices dedicated entirely to data
The Breakdown: The mainstream adoption of AI-enabled smart glasses is introducing a complex web of litigation risks for employers. Beyond navigating ADA accommodations—as seen in a recent lawsuit against Disney—companies
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