Emily Robey-Phillips and Andrew Solinger | Holland & Knight Generative artificial intelligence AI (gen AI) promises greater efficiency in document review, but instead of eliminating discovery disputes, it has transformed them. Courts are now confronting questions about how much detail opposing counsel is entitled to about the use of gen AI tools. White collar practitioners… Continue reading Generative AI Does Not Eliminate Discovery Burden: Key Lessons For White Collar Practitioners
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Navigating Discovery: A Strategic Approach To Case Preparation
Megan McGoldrick | Drew Eckl Farnham Written discovery is a fundamental part of the litigation process and one that most individuals involved in a lawsuit will encounter. While drafting these responses is routine for attorneys, it can feel unfamiliar and time-consuming for individuals who have never been involved in a lawsuit. This guide is intended to… Continue reading Navigating Discovery: A Strategic Approach To Case Preparation
Court Rejects Discovery Into Other Policies in Tornado Coverage Dispute
Joshua Tumen and Marissa Cunha | Property Insurance Law Observer In 5th and Main Condominium Association, Inc. v. Great American Insurance Company of New York, 2026 WL 1103277 (M.D. Tenn. 2026), the United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee denied the insured’s motion to compel discovery seeking information about alleged “mismatched exclusions” contained… Continue reading Court Rejects Discovery Into Other Policies in Tornado Coverage Dispute
The Docuswamp: Construction Litigation AI and the Future of Discovery
Angie Nolet | TransPerfect Legal Why construction litigators who wait on AI won’t have the right team at the table when it matters in modern eDiscovery for construction disputes A Little Less Conversation, a Little More Action Please As in-house counsel, I had a rule: on the first substantive call with my outside lawyer, I… Continue reading The Docuswamp: Construction Litigation AI and the Future of Discovery
The Importance of Staying Organized for Discovery
Karl F. Oles and Heidi L. VanderWel | Stoel Rives Most companies, hopefully, have a low risk of litigation. However, when litigation is unavoidable, it is important to be as prepared as possible to mitigate expenses and potential liability. Discovery—the process of exchanging relevant information for a case—is an integral part of the litigation process.… Continue reading The Importance of Staying Organized for Discovery