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Embracing the Inflection Point: How GenAI Is Reshaping eDiscovery Careers
As generative AI accelerates change in the legal industry, eDiscovery professionals are being urged to upskill, adapt, and embrace AI tools. Legal experts share how to stay relevant and lead in an AI-enhanced future.
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Enhancing Discovery with Alchemy Textract: How AI-Powered OCR Captures Handwritten Notes and Poorly Scanned Documents
Alchemy Textract uses AI to overcome traditional OCR limitations by accurately extracting handwritten notes and complex elements from legal documents. This advanced approach empowers legal teams with more reliable data for investigation and AI-driven analysis.
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The Growing Role of Mobile Data in Legal Proceedings
Mobile data has become a pivotal source of evidence in modern litigation and investigations. This article explores recent case law and highlights how tools like Cellebrite and Relativity streamline mobile data discovery.
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Relativity Champions Access to Justice Through Digital Innovation
Relativity’s Justice for Change initiative is transforming access to justice by equipping pro bono legal organizations with cutting-edge technology. Recognized by the Wiley A. Branton and Halo Awards, the program showcases meaningful partnerships driving systemic change and cost-saving digital innovation.
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Internal Investigations 2.0: Tech-Enabled Justice
This article explores how remote collection tools like Endpoint Inspector are transforming internal HR investigations, especially in sensitive cases like workplace harassment, by improving efficiency, confidentiality, and compliance.
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Five Great Reads on Cyber, Data, and Legal Discovery for April 2025
This April 2025 edition of ComplexDiscovery OÜ’s Five Great Reads examines the rising scrutiny on AI, evolving cybersecurity threats, and regulatory shifts impacting data governance and digital trust. Discover how emerging challenges are reshaping legal discovery and information security strategies.
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Evergreen Employee Training on Legal Hold Data Preservation: A Modern Organizational Necessity
The evolving data landscape demands that organizations implement and maintain evergreen legal hold training programs to mitigate legal risk, enhance data security, and foster a culture of compliance. This article outlines when and why such training is essential.
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Don’t be Kodak: A Parable About AI and the Legal Profession
John Tredennick, founder and CEO of Merlin Search Technologies, recounts a conversation about fear of AI. John reframed the fear into a parable about a train and optimizing your experience. He also notes what needs to change and adapt in our legal business models.
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AI in eDiscovery and Mobile Data Challenges Take Center Stage at Legalweek 2025
Legalweek 2025 spotlighted the growing influence of AI in legal practice, especially in eDiscovery and mobile data collection. Cellebrite Enterprise Solutions demonstrated how its tools, including Endpoint Inspector, are shaping efficient and ethical workflows for legal professionals.
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When AI Gets Personal: Legal Implications of Artificial Intimacy
As emotionally intelligent AI systems grow more prevalent, legal professionals must address new challenges in privacy, liability, and regulation. This article examines the legal and ethical risks of AI-mediated relationships and offers guidance for navigating this emerging landscape.
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HSR Filings Fall Sharply in March 2025, Lowest Monthly Total Since Early Pandemic
In March 2025, HSR filings plummeted to 89—marking a five-year low—as new FTC and DOJ regulations introduced stricter reporting standards, higher thresholds, and increased fees. Legal challenges and market uncertainty have further contributed to this downturn in M&A activity.
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Everything a Corporate Legal Team Needs to Know About eDiscovery
If your legal department handles complex litigation or regulatory matters, you already know that eDiscovery is more than a back-office function – it’s a critical business risk that touches data governance, compliance, IT, and outside counsel management. And while your law firms and vendors may be in the weeds on specific workflows, the most costly…
