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The AI Literacy Gap Is Now a Security and Compliance Liability
AI literacy is no longer optional for cybersecurity, information governance, and eDiscovery professionals. As shadow AI, regulatory mandates, and court sanctions increase, organizations must treat AI competence as a governance and compliance requirement, not a...
December 2025 Privilege Protection Amendments to Fed.R.Civ.P. 16 and 26
Amendments effective December 1, 2025 to Federal Rules of Civil Procedure 16 and 26 emphasize early planning for privilege claims, encourage Rule 502 non-waiver orders, and highlight flexible approaches to privilege logging. The changes push...
The Purpose of an ESI Protocol
A federal court reminds litigants that disagreement over an ESI protocol does not equal an impasse. Parties must meaningfully meet and confer before seeking judicial intervention.
Five Great Reads on Cyber, Data, and Legal Discovery for February 2026
February’s Five Great Reads highlights the growing importance of AI governance, cybersecurity resilience, and data oversight in legal and discovery workflows. From EU AI Act compliance and Digital Omnibus debates to agentic AI networks and...
Detecting Deep Fakes
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.
Electronic Evidence Workbook 2026
The 2026 edition of Craig Ball’s Electronic Evidence Workbook spans 638 revised pages and embraces LLMs, AI-assisted editing, cloud realities, and hands-on forensic training, including a new macOS imaging exercise, preparing law students for modern...
From One-Eyed Kings to Collective Sight in Enterprise AI
Enterprise AI isn’t failing from lack of tools, but from lack of visibility. This article explores how governance, training, and workflow redesign move AI from pilots to scale.
Beyond Keywords: How Semantic Search is Transforming Discovery
Keyword search misses most relevant documents. Semantic search uses meaning, not words, to transform recall, discovery, and AI-driven legal analysis.
Book Review: Tom O’Connor, “Artificial Intelligence for the Rest of Us”
Tom O’Connor’s latest book, Artificial Intelligence for the Rest of Us, is a practical guide for legal professionals navigating AI tools and ethics. With contributions from Rakesh Madhava, Brett Burney, Elizabeth Guthrie, and David D....
Smart Tech, Stronger Cases: Legal Tools in Litigation – Q1 2026 Facts & Findings
Practical legal tech, like transcript, exhibit, and case management software, helps litigation teams improve workflows, reduce stress, and strengthen cases.
From Arizona to California: TLTF Summit Panel Explores ABS Impact
At the TLTF Summit, experts examined how Arizona’s ABS framework is reshaping the legal industry: fueling innovation, raising compliance stakes, and triggering regulatory resistance from states like California and Texas. A must-read for professionals at...
“Just When You Thought It Was Safe to Go Back Into the Water,” A.I. Hallucinates Metadata
Generative AI doesn’t just invent facts in text; it can hallucinate metadata too. A recent Law360 article warns legal professionals about the hidden risk of AI-altered fields like author, timestamps, and even hash values. This...