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From Ships to Silicon: Personhood and Evidence in the Age of AI
Can an AI testify or be sued in court? Attorney and AI expert Ralph Losey begins with the history of legal personhood, then turns to the rules of evidence, and finally examines the personhood and...
HaystackID Extends Legal Tech Leadership with AI Technology and Global Expansion
HaystackID is advancing AI in legal tech with the new VALID suite for digital media, RelativityOne migration services, and expanded U.K. operations.
Evolving Product Lifecycle Management: The Expanding Role of Product Managers and Democratized Prototyping in Legal Technology
As legal tech evolves, modern PLM practices and low-code prototyping empower product managers and legal teams to innovate rapidly while maintaining compliance. This article explores the strategic and technical shifts reshaping the legal innovation landscape.
Exterro Launches FTK Imager Pro, Unlocking Faster Access to Encrypted Evidence for Investigators Worldwide
Exterro introduces FTK Imager Pro, transforming digital investigations with on-the-fly decryption, iOS data collection, and instant evidence preview.
Industry Benchmarks in an Era of Transformation: The Complete Summer 2025 eDiscovery Pricing Survey
The Summer 2025 eDiscovery Pricing Survey captures a legal tech industry at a crossroads, where commoditization pressures and generative AI disruption collide with demands for pricing clarity and strategic value.
Cloud Utility Pricing: Transforming Discovery Economics Through Consumption-Based Pricing
Cloud Utility Pricing is reshaping discovery economics by replacing flat-rate hosting with a use-based model. Legal teams gain cost control, better security, and flexible access, paying less when platforms are idle and more only when...
Challenges to Redacted Metadata Privilege Log
A court ruled on a challenge to a metadata privilege log, allowing some redactions but requiring detailed descriptions for redacted entries and email attachments.
Inside the Salesloft Drift Breach: Critical Lessons for SaaS Security and Governance
The Salesloft Drift breach compromised 700+ organizations via OAuth token abuse. This deep-dive unpacks what went wrong and what must change in SaaS security, governance, and eDiscovery practices.
Discovery of Search Terms & Ephemeral Signal Messages – It Has Not Yet Ended “With Us”
The Lively v. Wayfarer Studios case continues to raise key eDiscovery issues, with the latest ruling mandating production of Signal messages and search terms, while dismissing reciprocal demands as unfounded.
Exterro Changes the Rules of the AI Game with Introduction of Exterro Intelligence for Legal Review and Investigations
Exterro launches Exterro Assist for Data, using agentic AI to deliver secure, rapid, and cost-effective legal review—processing over 40,000 documents per hour.
Native or Not? Rethinking Public E-Mail Corpora for E-Discovery (Redux, 2013→2025)
[EDRM Editor’s Note: The opinions and positions are those of Craig Ball. This article is republished with permission and was first published on August 16, 2025.] Yesterday, I found myself in a spirited exchange with a colleague...
Still on Dial-Up: Why It’s Time to Retire the Enron Email Corpus
The Enron Email Corpus has been the eDiscovery industry’s go-to dataset for decades, but in 2025, it’s a relic. Craig Ball argues it’s time to move on to datasets that reflect today’s email technologies and...