A Legalweek Reflection: Looking Back at the Evolution of AI

I’ve been attending Legalweek for more than two decades. That’s long enough to remember when predictive coding was controversial! It’s also long enough to see buzzwords come and go. As we head into 2026, I’d be surprised if AI didn’t dominate the conversation again. But what I’m anticipating seeing is a shift in tone around […]

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February 17, 2026
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Level Up Your Home Security with Live Operators

Most home CCTV systems record what happens. The problem is they often do nothing to stop it. At Farsight Security Services, we believe cameras should protect your home in the moment, not just provide evidence afterwards. That is why our monitored CCTV service puts trained professionals behind your system, ready to respond when an alarm […]

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February 16, 2026
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Introducing VCH a Visual Camera Health Service

A smarter way to protect systems, evidence and the people who rely on them Most monitoring checks simply confirm that cameras are online or that a recorder is reachable. That matters, but it does not always tell the whole story. Real-world experience shows that a camera can be connected yet still fail to provide usable […]

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February 12, 2026
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Designing eDiscovery for a World That Won’t Sit Still: Rethinking Processes for Modern Data

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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February 10, 2026
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