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What does it mean to change how you do something? (Sunrise.) Even if the process is as inconsequential as choosing a new route to walk your dog through the neighborhood, it still invokes questions and challenges. While the rising sun is no longer in my eyes, the dog questions all. Will I still get to […]
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Every year, it feels like corporate data invents a new way to complicate discovery. Legal teams barely finish adapting to one platform before another arrives with a fresh set of quirks. Cloud apps, collaboration tools, modern attachments, AI-generated content, and chat platforms are all different ways we work and communicate, yet traditional legal processes were […]
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A benefit of working for a company that has been in the legal services and technology industry for 37 years is that you learn a lot about what has worked and what hasn’t when it comes to innovation. We are always looking at where to develop, where to buy, and where to partner when creating […]
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From AI Experimentation to Implementing with Purpose in 2025 As 2025 winds down, the legal industry finds itself at a familiar holiday crossroads: reflecting on the year behind us and setting goals for the one ahead. If 2024 was the year the profession dabbled in AI like a child peeking at presents, 2025 is the […]
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At the Consero Litigation Forum, I had the privilege of moderating a Knowledge Bridge discussion titled “New Approaches to Managing Risk, Burden, and Spend.” The session brought together 38 corporate legal leaders for a thoughtful, forward-looking conversation about how legal departments are adapting. Not just to cut costs and reduce risk, but to innovate in […]
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As the holiday season begins and we prepare to gather around our tables, Georgetown Law Advanced eDiscovery Institute (AEDI) 2025 felt a bit like a pre-Thanksgiving feast for the legal and eDiscovery community featuring a spread overflowing with insights, innovations, debates, and more than a few moments to savor. Instead of turkey and stuffing, the […]
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It’s easy to think discovery problems only happen to other teams. Some organizations assume their data is organized enough, or that they’ll be able to find what they need when the time comes. The Sound Around, Inc. v. Friedman decision shows how quickly that confidence can disappear. When a company failed to identify one of […]
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If you have ever tried to review scanned contracts or make sense of handwritten notes, you know how unreliable traditional optical character recognition (OCR) can be. By design, OCR attempts to convert images of text into something you can search and edit, but it often struggles with low-quality documents and handwriting. Mistakes can force teams […]
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“It’s the data.” Throughout my career I have found myself repeating those words many times to explain everything from bad database queries to poor analytics results. So, when I began using GenAI tools for eDiscovery and Litigation Management, I ended up with a few disappointing results in areas that I had high expectations. I should […]
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Relativity Fest Chicago 2025 brought together over 2,000 legal and technology professionals from across the world to explore the evolving future of eDiscovery. The event delivered an engaging mix of innovation showcases, educational sessions, and community networking. This year, a clear message emerged: artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer on the horizon. It’s here, and […]
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