Explore the top 6 legal technology trends for commercial litigators and see how AI is transforming discovery, drafting, and case strategy.
Governing the Ungovernable: Corporate Boards Face AI Accountability Reckoning
Editor’s Note: AI oversight has become a board-level imperative. As artificial intelligence reshapes operations and risk profiles, corporate directors face rising scrutiny from regulators, shareholders, and stakeholders demanding real accountability. This in-depth article explores the widening gap between AI deployment and governance readiness—and why boards must move beyond symbolic oversight to embrace meaningful, independent governance
Learning by Doing: Tracking the Legal Industry's Generative AI Learning Curve
When it comes to bringing legal AI in house: start small, communicate transparently, and build the right partnerships. Here’s how real legal departments are doing it.
[EDRM Workshop] Framing Construction Discovery’s Future with AI-Powered Document Review
Editor’s Note: Construction disputes generate a staggering volume and variety of data, making traditional document review processes not only inefficient but often ineffective. This EDRM Workshop, hosted in partnership with HaystackID®, cuts to the heart of that challenge—showcasing how generative AI is transforming discovery workflows in complex construction litigation. From parsing Primavera schedules and BIM
8 Steps to e-Discovery Magic: Insights from AI Visionary Susan Stone
To be a true leader, you have to both get in the weeds and look up to see what is coming. Vision like this is its own kind of magic, and AI Visionary Susan Stone wields it. Hear her advice on how to alchemize experience into a roadmap for success.
Beyond Public Cloud: The Enduring Case for Deployment Flexibility in eDiscovery
Editor’s Note: Deployment decisions in eDiscovery are no longer just technical preferences—they are strategic imperatives. In a market captivated by cloud-first mandates and AI-driven capabilities, this article cuts through the noise to address a critical, often overlooked need: deployment flexibility. For cybersecurity, information governance, and eDiscovery professionals operating in highly regulated environments, this is not
Big surprise that AI browsers are completely untrustworthy!
Computerworld.com reported “with the rise of AI browsers such as Perplexity Comet, ChatGPT Atlas, Copilot Mode in Microsoft Edge, and Dia Browser, we have a new wave of exciting ways that AI can go horribly wrong. Are we lucky or what?” The November 4, 2025 article entitled “AI web browsers are
Apple may use Google’s AI Gemini!
Computerworld.com reported that “Apple is reportedly planning to pay Google to provide a kind of white-label version of Google Gemini AI that will run securely on Apple’s own Private Cloud Compute servers.” The November 3, 2025 article entitled ” Apple may tap Google Gemini for Apple Intelligence AI” (https://www.computerworld.com/article/4083274/apple-may-tap-google-gemini-for-apple-intelligence-ai.html) included these comments
How a Fabricated Quote Nearly Ended a Career: Lessons for Legal Tech Professionals
Editor’s Note: A single misattributed quote nearly upended the career of a fictional journalist in this cautionary tale, but the deeper lesson resonates far beyond the newsroom. For cybersecurity, information governance, and eDiscovery professionals, this narrative underscores a stark reality: artificial intelligence can introduce subtle but consequential errors that evade even the most experienced eyes—unless
Are humanoid robots for real?
Computerworld.com reported that “Breaking the humanoid robot delusion “Robot makers want us all to believe we’re on the brink of an autonomous humanoid robot revolution. But that’s just not true. Call it ‘faith-based innovation.’ A Silicon Valley company called 1X this week announced a humanoid robot that does all your housework. The robot is called NEO. The