Coverage of products, rulings impacting how discovery is conducted, the application of and abidance with the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, and business news
By H. Christopher Boehning and Daniel J. Toal | February 3, 2025
The authors write "What happens when the two collide – when how we usually would treat paper or email discovery might not be directly applicable or workable for newer forms of e-discovery data? For example, how do we reconcile text messages, which often reflect streams of consciousness over time, with the traditional notion of 'document' discovery?"
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By Kelly A. Lavelle | January 30, 2025
Federal Rule of Evidence 502 governs the treatment of inadvertent disclosures of privileged attorney-client communications or work-product materials. While Rule 502 is an evidence rule, the cases interpreting and applying it focus on its impact on the scope of discovery. Enacted by Congress in 2008, it was designed to address the growing risks of inadvertent disclosure in the era of e-discovery. The rule acknowledges the practical challenges of privilege review and aims to reduce the associated costs and uncertainties.
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By Rhys Dipshan | January 27, 2025
The merger will give Casepoint exposure to almost 80% of the federal agency market, a growing client base for the e-discovery provider alongside the corporate market.
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By Jared Coseglia | January 24, 2025
Drawing on decades of experience placing talent across the Fortune 1000, Am Law 200, and global legal service providers, these are TRU’s top 10 predictions for the trends that will shape hiring, compensation, and workforce dynamics in the coming year.
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By Ella Sherman | January 23, 2025
New and expanding social media platforms like RedNote and Bluesky are likely to complicate the e-discovery process.
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By Benjamin Joyner | January 14, 2025
The new Assistant, and launch of Epiq AI Labs, come after the company’s acquisition of legal tech startup Laer AI, which had received investment and assistance from Sullivan & Cromwell.
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By Tara Lawler and Scott Milner | January 13, 2025
In the digital era, the legal field has undergone significant changes, and e-discovery and information governance are no exceptions. With rapid technological progress, evolving case law, and changing best practices, staying vigilant and adaptable is crucial.
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By Jamy J. Sullivan | January 13, 2025
E-discovery experts are vital in identifying, collecting, reviewing, producing and analyzing electronically stored information in legal matters. Their role spans a wide range of legal fields, including litigation support, regulatory compliance, internal investigations, mergers and acquisitions, intellectual property disputes, and data breach incidents.
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By Rhys Dipshan | January 6, 2025
A look at what’s in store for the e-discovery industry in 2025, whether it be potential generative AI impacts or the data and hiring challenges many will have to contend with.
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By Esther Birnbaum and Jim Sullivan | January 6, 2025
A new contender has entered the scene: generative AI (GenAI). This groundbreaking technology is poised to redefine document review, addressing the gaps TAR struggles to fill.
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