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eDiscovery Day 2026 to “Put AI on Trial” with Live Debate Judged by a Sitting Federal Judge on December 3
Exterro, which founded eDiscovery Day in 2015, today announced the twelfth annual observance of eDiscovery Day will be celebrated on Thursday, December 3, 2026. eDiscovery Day co-sponsors ACEDS, EDRM and eDiscovery Todaywill be joined for the first time by LegalOps.com and introduce the...
Relativity Announces Skadden as the Next Participant in Advanced Access Program for Relativity claiR
Relativity, a legal data intelligence company, today announced that global law firm Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP will join the Advanced Access program for Relativity claiR, a new conversational AI experience designed specifically for...
AI Search Can Find the Meaning. But It Can Still Miss the Evidence.
Semantic search can uncover meaning that keyword queries miss, but opaque project names, codes, and distinctive phrases can expose its blind spots. Using the “Project Checkmate” test, John Tredennick and Dr. William Webber explain why...
6 time management tips for lawyers handling ediscovery
Lack of time was the most commonly cited individual challenge in Nextpoint’s 2026 eDiscovery Landscape Survey, named by 41% of respondents. Elizabeth Guthrie shares six practical ways lawyers can reclaim time on eDiscovery-heavy matters by...
EDRM published its new map and the reasoning behind what it kept
ComplexDiscovery analyzes the final EDRM 2.0 model and the reasoning behind it, examining four structural shifts, trustee responses to public comments, and the practical implications for eDiscovery, information governance, security, and legal operations professionals.
Working with clients to collect ediscovery data: 4 strategic tips
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.
Keyword Search Isn’t Dead. Searching With Keywords Alone Should Be.
Keyword search remains indispensable, but it is no longer sufficient. John Tredennick and Dr. William Webber explain how keyword search, semantic search, and continuous active learning can work together to uncover evidence that any one...
5 tips on how to collect data for ediscovery
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.
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[Podcast] HaystackID® in the EDRM Illumination Zone: Erin Meyer, Mary Bennett, Jason Cassel, and Alex Lewandowski
HaystackID’s marketing team explains how it combines multiple AI models, reusable frameworks, continuous quality control, and human review to create content faster without sacrificing accuracy, brand consistency, or accountability.
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[Webcast Transcript] From Breach to Legal Crisis: The Hours that Define Your Exposure
What happens in the first hours after a breach can shape an organization’s legal, regulatory, and notification response. HaystackID experts discuss preparation, evidence preservation, data governance, outside counsel, notification workflows, and the use of generative...
iCONECT and eDiscovery AI Partner to Build Integrated AI-Powered Document Review Experience
iCONECT and eDiscovery AI have announced a strategic partnership to develop an integrated AI-powered document review experience combining iCONECT’s review platform with AI technology for relevance, privilege, and PII detection.
The eight-hour clock starts today: EU e-evidence orders now land on covered U.S. providers’ EU addressees
The EU e-Evidence Regulation is now applicable, enabling judicial authorities across participating EU member states, where national arrangements are in place, to serve binding electronic-evidence orders directly on covered providers’ EU addressees. For U.S. providers,...