Ball in Your Court

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Practitioner-focused eDiscovery and digital forensics commentary by a trial lawyer and court-appointed special master.

A Dog and Its Tail: Don’t Let Version Uncertainty Cloud Linked Attachment Production
NewsApr 2, 2026

A Dog and Its Tail: Don’t Let Version Uncertainty Cloud Linked Attachment Production

Linked (cloud) attachments remain a critical e‑discovery blind spot, despite tools that can collect and search them. Recent developments—such as the Carvana court‑ordered capability test, the Sedona Conference’s 2025 commentary, and the proposed Reconstruction‑Grade eDiscovery (RG) standard—reinforce the duty to...

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The EDRM Isn’t Broken; It’s Misunderstood.
NewsMar 18, 2026

The EDRM Isn’t Broken; It’s Misunderstood.

The Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM) is a conceptual framework, not a prescriptive workflow or technology stack. It maps the essential stages of e‑discovery—information governance, identification, preservation, collection, processing, review, production, and presentation—without dictating how they must be executed. Misunderstanding...

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A Fun Way to Build AI Fluency
NewsFeb 21, 2026

A Fun Way to Build AI Fluency

In a recent CLE session, a Texas lawyer highlighted how lawyers have progressed from no AI exposure to daily usage within three years. He urged attorneys to develop AI fluency by engaging with ChatGPT through spoken, hands‑free interactions while driving....

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Electronic Evidence Workbook 2026
NewsFeb 18, 2026

Electronic Evidence Workbook 2026

Craig Ball released the 2026 edition of his Electronic Evidence Workbook, expanding it to 638 pages and integrating large language model (LLM) insights. The textbook was the first of its kind to be edited by two AI editors, ensuring up‑to‑date...

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