Craig Ball introduces his new paper, “Forensic Tells: A Practitioner’s Guide to Detecting Deep Fakes and Authenticating Digital Evidence,” outlining how litigators can confront synthetic media, analyze metadata, and challenge fabricated digital evidence in court.

In heartfelt remembrance, Craig Ball honors Kaylee Walstad’s lasting impact on the e-discovery community. Known for her compassion, leadership, and daily support, Kaylee’s light continues to shine in those she inspired.

Craig Ball discusses responsible AI use in appellate practice and shares Chambers Guidance with actionable tips for judges, co-prepared with Lynne Liberato.

FRE 502(d) orders are essential tools in modern litigation, offering protections for privileged information. Discover how tailored provisions can balance efficiency and fairness.

This guide offers trial lawyers actionable advice on integrating AI tools like ChatGPT into their practice. Discover practical applications, essential settings, and safeguards for responsible use.

This article challenges suspicions regarding Modern Attachments in e-discovery, advocating for data-driven decisions instead of assuming document alterations after transmission.

AI tools can significantly assist in research, but human verification is crucial. Discover the importance of checking AI-generated outputs in e-discovery.

Learn how AI-powered prompts can enhance eDiscovery keyword searches by optimizing stop words, synonyms, and Boolean queries to improve efficiency and accuracy.

This article discusses the collaborative potential of AI, emphasizing that while it can automate routine tasks, the critical role of human judgment and expertise remains irreplaceable in legal practice and especially in eDiscovery.