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Navigating a Government Investigation: Insights for In-House Counsel
A government inquiry can disrupt operations and put legal standing at risk. This guide helps in-house counsel respond effectively and protect their organizations.
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...
2H 2025 eDiscovery Business Confidence Survey Opens: Add Your Voice by November 15
The 38th eDiscovery Business Confidence Survey is now open through November 15. Co-produced by ComplexDiscovery and EDRM, this trusted pulse-check invites cybersecurity, governance, and eDiscovery pros to weigh in on business conditions, risk, and AI...
When is a Motion for Protective Order Untimely? Meet and Confer Was Futile
In Singleton v. Mazhari, the court held that a protective order motion was timely and excused meet-and-confer efforts as futile, offering guidance on both timing and procedural waivers.
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.
Plaintiff Raised a Troubling Spoliation Issue, But Did Not Surmount All Hurdles, and a Ruling Was Reserved
A Maryland court expressed concern over WMATA’s failure to produce key inspection reports after a garage slip-and-fall but declined to impose harsh spoliation sanctions, reserving judgment on narrower remedies.
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.
Request for Email Threading Protocol Rejected & Discussed Use at Trial
In In Re Tecfidera Antitrust Litigation, the court rejected a proposed email threading protocol due to usability and metadata concerns, emphasizing Rule 34’s requirement to produce ESI as ordinarily maintained and noting a lack of...
Weekly Letter to Our EDRM Global Community – 30 September 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.
Deepfakes Uncovered – iPhone 6 Could Not Have Captured the A.I.-Generated Evidence
A California court in Mendones v. Cushman and Wakefield found that key video and image exhibits were GenAI deepfakes. Metadata and platform inconsistencies, plus an implausible claim that an iPhone 6 on iOS 12.5.5 used...
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.
Court Denies Joint Request to Enter a Proposed ESI Protocol as a Court Order
The Middle District of Florida denied a joint motion to adopt an ESI protocol as a court order, stating that private agreement between parties suffices unless a proper legal basis for court involvement is demonstrated.