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Privilege Log Deemed Partially Inadequate
In Gilbane Bldg. Co. v. School Bd. of Broward County, the court addressed six privilege log disputes, offering practical guidance on adequacy, role identification, email threads, and subject descriptions in discovery.
Henry Kissinger and His Last Book – GENESIS: Artificial Intelligence, Hope, and the Human Spirit
Attorney, AI Expert and award winning blogger Ralph Losey reviews Henry Kissinger’s last book, “Genesis: Artificial Intelligence, Hope and the Human Spirit.”
HaystackID® Elevates Legal Tech Strategy Across Europe with Case Insight™ and CoreFlex™
At LegalTechTalk 2025, HaystackID unveils its advanced AI tools, Case Insight™ and CoreFlex™, to support legal teams across Europe in managing cross-border investigations, compliance, and data privacy challenges with greater precision and scalability.
All Metadata is Not Equal – Court Orders Narrower Request
The Court in Heym v. APG Housing emphasized the need for proportionality in eDiscovery, denying a blanket metadata request and urging targeted production aligned with Maryland’s ESI Principles. The decision also addressed the scope of...
Data at Risk: The Governance Challenge of Generative AI
This article examines the urgent need for adaptive data governance frameworks as generative AI challenges traditional models of consent, transparency, and accountability. Drawing on the EU’s latest report, it highlights the limitations of the GDPR...
Agreement to Permit Forensic Imaging May Leave Some Unresolved Questions
In HET MCPS v. AutoFlex, the court granted a motion for forensic imaging of devices, but key questions remain about post-imaging data handling, including privilege, relevance, and production protocols. The case underscores evolving challenges in...
Cellebrite to Acquire Corellium
Cellebrite has announced its acquisition of Corellium, aiming to revolutionize digital investigations and Arm-based device security. This strategic move strengthens Cellebrite’s capabilities in mobile pen testing, vulnerability research, and smart device DevSecOps.
Sanctions Denied Because of Lack of Prejudice, Despite Breach of Duty to Preserve Video
The District of Maryland in Moore v. WMATA denied spoliation sanctions despite finding a breach of the duty to preserve video evidence. The ruling emphasized the need for concrete proof of relevance and prejudice.
Weekly Letter to Our EDRM Global Community – 17 June 2025
This week’s EDRM community update features recent blog posts, upcoming webinars, notable podcasts, and key announcements. Stay engaged with the EDRM community for the latest insights and support.
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“How Secret Service agents caught a child sex abuser distributing [Child Sex Abuse Material]”
This gripping report outlines the meticulous work by U.S. Secret Service agents to track down a child predator, combining digital clues, forensic analysis, and human insight to achieve justice.
The Legal Ops Advantage: Why Smart Lawyers Don’t Go It Alone
Explores how in-house counsel can drive smarter, more strategic outcomes through collaboration with legal operations. From managing outside counsel to embracing tech, discover how legal ops transforms legal departments.
Judge Kimberly J. Mueller named next director of the Bolch Judicial Institute
Senior U.S. District Judge Kimberly J. Mueller has been named the next director of the Bolch Judicial Institute, bringing decades of judicial and civic leadership to her role at Duke Law.