At the 2025 Dublin Tech Summit, Dr. Lollie Mancey and Dr. Alessandra Sala examined how AI’s emotional fluency is reshaping human relationships and raising complex legal and ethical questions for information governance professionals.
The 1H 2025 eDiscovery Business Confidence Survey highlights stable market sentiment with rising adoption of generative AI, budgetary concerns, and calls for greater financial visibility. Drawing on 77 responses, this update charts strategic shifts across eDiscovery.
In a landmark ruling, the EU General Court criticized Ursula von der Leyen for failing to disclose vaccine negotiation texts with Pfizer's CEO. The decision challenges how digital communications are treated in transparency laws and signals major implications for public sector information governance.
EDRM has welcomed eDiscovery AI into its Trusted Partner Network, recognizing the company’s advanced AI-driven legal tech solutions. This partnership underscores a mutual focus on data intelligence, privacy, and innovation in eDiscovery.
April 2025 saw a notable rebound in Hart-Scott-Rodino transactions following a March downturn, influenced by new regulatory requirements and U.S. tariff policies. This analysis highlights the implications for cybersecurity, information governance, and eDiscovery professionals.
This April 2025 edition of ComplexDiscovery OÜ’s Five Great Reads examines the rising scrutiny on AI, evolving cybersecurity threats, and regulatory shifts impacting data governance and digital trust. Discover how emerging challenges are reshaping legal discovery and information security strategies.
The evolving data landscape demands that organizations implement and maintain evergreen legal hold training programs to mitigate legal risk, enhance data security, and foster a culture of compliance. This article outlines when and why such training is essential.
In Allergan v. Revance, the court denied a motion to compel searches of employee BYOD devices, citing Revance's clear policies limiting access and control. The ruling emphasizes how well-defined governance policies can influence discovery outcomes.
ALM’s State of the Industry 2025 report, unveiled at Legalweek, highlights record profits for elite firms, growing structural pressures, and the transformative impact of agentic AI on legal service delivery. This article explores the data and implications for the broader legal ecosystem.
The Campbell v. Aberdeen FCU decision underscores the dangers of self-help discovery in litigation. The court struck improperly obtained evidence and reaffirmed that litigants must follow ethical guidelines rather than resorting to extralegal means.
EDRM announces Redgrave LLP as its newest Trusted Partner, strengthening best practices in eDiscovery, Information Governance, and AI Governance. This partnership enhances industry collaboration and innovation.
January 2025’s 178 HSR transactions provide an early look at M&A trends amid evolving regulatory scrutiny. With expanded HSR filing requirements in effect, businesses must enhance compliance, cybersecurity, and risk management strategies.