The Federal Rules mandate a discovery plan under Rule 26(f), but not an ESI Protocol. Understanding this difference is critical for defensible and compliant discovery practices.

Modern data, from AI outputs to ephemeral messages, requires new eDiscovery strategies. Learn four ways to ensure defensibility in today’s dynamic digital landscape.

Ralph Losey uses his latest blog posts on Google’s quantum computing breakthroughs and its impacts on the law as source material to demonstrate how Google’s NotebookLM can generate audio and slideshows with amazing quality.

Using Lively v. Wayfarer Studios as a case study, this post examines how major lawsuits strain already overburdened federal judicial caseloads.

Hybrid work reshaped how and where evidence is created: from chat apps to AI tools. Learn how to modernize your eDiscovery governance for today’s risks.

Blake Lively wins partial motion over discovery of birth video footage in her lawsuit against Wayfarer Studios. The court orders production but denies sanctions.

From personal connection to professional legacy, eMentorship offers a scalable, inclusive path to leadership development. Learn how digital mentorship multiplies influence, builds confidence, and prepares the next generation to lead with intention.

In Hughes v. Apple, the court upheld restrained redactions of irrelevant medical data in a class action over AirTag stalking, rejecting Apple’s demand for exhaustive detail as disproportionate and privacy-invasive.

The 4th edition of Generative AI for Smart Discovery Professionals shows how legal teams can leverage AI for document review, deposition synthesis, and investigative reporting—while aligning with emerging ethical standards.