Client collection is as much a communication challenge as a technical one. Elizabeth Guthrie of Nextpoint shares four practical strategies for setting expectations, identifying data sources, managing self-collection, and addressing privacy and security concerns.

Data collection is one of the biggest challenges litigation teams face. Nextpoint shares five practical tips for building a complete, repeatable, and defensible eDiscovery collection process.

Document review remains a leading eDiscovery challenge. Nextpoint shares six practical tips for managing volume, improving review consistency, reducing data, and building stronger case chronologies.

Maryland’s rules establish specific procedures for handling digital media in court proceedings, motions, and appeals, including approved storage platforms, record preservation, access, and the treatment of audio, audiovisual, and video exhibits.

AI can accelerate legal and compliance investigations, but defensibility depends on governance, source-level traceability, human validation, and documentation. Cellebrite outlines 10 best practices for adopting AI-assisted investigations safely and effectively.

This trial preparation checklist outlines a tactical workflow from discovery through verdict, helping legal teams organize evidence, build chronology, and develop a compelling case narrative for trial, hearings, or arbitration.

Hon. Ralph Artigliere (ret.) outlines how effective advocacy fundamentals remain essential in an AI-driven legal world, where credibility is tested faster than ever.

This article explores how law firms can deploy a scalable, hybrid eDiscovery model that balances internal efficiency with partner expertise to handle complex matters while protecting margins and reducing burnout.

This review of The Leery Lawyer’s Guide to AI and LLMs in Trial Practice highlights how Craig Ball empowers legal professionals to confidently integrate AI into daily litigation tasks.