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ESI Protocol Not Yet Entered as an Order Was Binding, But it Was Not a Fed.R.Civ.P. 34 Request
The court in Orlando Health v. HKS Architects found the ESI Protocol binding even though it wasn’t entered as a court order. However, it denied a motion to compel based solely on the protocol, emphasizing...
HaystackID® Expands READI™ Suite with READI for Email, Enhancing Email Triage for eDiscovery, Cybersecurity, and Compliance Professionals
HaystackID today announces an important enhancement to its Remote Endpoint Analysis and Data Intelligence (READI) Suite with the availability of READI for Email. Initially introduced in October 2024, the READI Suite has established itself as...
How Not to Conduct a Meet and Confer or Comply With an ESI Protocol
IIn 777 Partners, LLC v. Leadenhall Capital Partners LLP,, the court entered an order denying plaintiff’s motion to compel supplemental document discovery and closing discovery. While other issues were addressed, two are discussed in this...
Weekly Letter to Our EDRM Global Community – 1 April 2025
This week’s EDRM community update covers recent blog posts, upcoming webinars, recent podcasts, and important announcements. Stay engaged with the EDRM community for the latest insights and support.
Escaping Orwell’s Memory Hole: Why Digital Truth Should Outlast Big Brother
Award winning author, Ralph Losey, explores memory holes to remove unwanted information as Orwell described it, in light of the differences between ridding paper and scrubbing the digital. Misinformation’s effects are also explored, with steps...
“How many years of files is enough, and how many years is too many?”
In Flores v. Guevara, the court addressed recurring discovery battles in Monell litigation tied to disgraced detective Reynaldo Guevara. The decision highlights the importance of cooperation, reasonable compromise, and adherence to procedural rules in complex...
Fluid Dynamics: ALM Report Reveals Evolving Legal Landscape Amid Record Profits and Technological Disruption
ALM’s State of the Industry 2025 report, unveiled at Legalweek, highlights record profits for elite firms, growing structural pressures, and the transformative impact of agentic AI on legal service delivery. This article explores the data...
Court Holds That an ESI Protocol Must be Specific in GenAI Copyright Class Action
In Andersen v. Stability AI Ltd., the court emphasized that ESI Protocols must be specific to be effective, especially in complex GenAI copyright disputes. The ruling highlights the risks of unresolved ESI disagreements and judicial...
Majority of General Counsel Indicate Openness to Using AI in Nearly Every Major Legal Use Case, According to The General Counsel Report
According to The General Counsel Report 2025, over two-thirds of general counsel are open to using generative AI across key legal functions. The report highlights rising comfort levels with AI, investment plans, and ongoing challenges...
HaystackID® Announces ReviewRight® 3.0 to Strengthen Global Managed Review
HaystackID has launched ReviewRight 3.0, enhancing its global managed review platform with mobile app connectivity, multilingual support, and cyber-specific testing. Designed for speed and precision, the upgrade redefines how legal teams deploy review talent.
EDRM Leaders and Trusted Partners Feted at the Fifth Annual Legalweek Leaders in Tech Law Awards Dinner.
EDRM recognized outstanding contributors to legal technology at the Fifth Annual Legalweek Leaders in Tech Law Awards Dinner, honoring individuals and partners driving innovation and transformation across the legal industry.
Restructuring 23andMe: The High-Stakes Balance Between Finance and Data Protection
23andMe has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in an effort to stabilize its operations, pursue a court-supervised sale, and maintain the integrity of its customer data amidst financial turmoil. Leadership changes, a rejected acquisition bid,...