Whether we refer to them as “linked documents” or “modern attachments,” gathering the information contained in these files poses an increasing challenge in the ever-evolving e-discovery landscape. I had the […]
Artificial intelligence is transforming how legal professionals work—and now, it’s shaping how judges approach their role in the courtroom. With the release of Navigating AI in the Judiciary: New Guidelines
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[Editor’s Note: This article has been republished with permission. It was originally published in American Lawyer Media’s Cybersecurity Law & Strategy newsletter on January 15, 2025] The rapid evolution of
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12/4/2024: Keep Multiple Versions of Folder Contents with Windows File History Tool Don’t miss how easy it is to have Windows keep backups of folder contents, so you can always
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Data was once tangible and tactile. Managing physical files, paper documents, and standard records was relatively straightforward. Today, however, those sources have grown increasingly complex, emerging from various platforms, devices,
As the demands of e-discovery continue to expand, litigation teams seek a special kind of project manager—an “e-discovery unicorn” who seamlessly combines technical expertise, leadership, and an ability to communicate
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In the days of snail mail, people would use a paperclip to attach additional documents or material to a letter. Flash forward to the dot.com boom, and we described electronic
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I was fortunate to moderate a webinar for ACEDS about proportionality and summarize the discussion below. You can listen to the entire program here. Proportionality in e-discovery is based on
When litigating high-profile cases, attorneys must tread carefully in handling confidential materials, especially when protective orders are in place. In Cahill v. Nike, Inc., an inadvertent disclosure by counsel to
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What if I told you roughly 11% of senior legal operations believe that their business partners don’t consider them to be trusted advisors? Doesn’t seem like a lot, does it?
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