Your Prompts Are as Discoverable as Your ESI Protocol Says They Are
Prompt Protection in 2026 — Part 3 of 3. Part 1 covered the general doctrine. Part 2 covered prompts used to satisfy discovery obligations. In eight days this summer, three magistrate
The Expert’s Prompts Are Discoverable. The Producing Party’s Are Not.
Prompt Protection in 2026 — Part 2 of 3. Part 1 covered the general doctrine. Part 3 narrows to review conducted in eDiscovery platforms. Part 1 of this series looked
What Courts Are Actually Protecting When They Protect AI Prompts
Prompt Protection in 2026 — Part 1 of 3. Part 2 narrows to prompts used in the discovery process. Part 3 narrows further, to review conducted in eDiscovery platforms.
The Managing Attorney as the “AI Governor”: Bridging the Trust Gap
Executive Summary Artificial intelligence has become a central force in modern discovery. It enables legal teams to process, categorize, and prioritize vast amounts of data with speed and efficiency that
Scaling Legal Teams Without Permanent Headcount: How Flexible Attorney Talent Drives Growth
Law firms are under increasing pressure to grow specialized practice areas while remaining agile. New client matters, regulatory changes, litigation spikes, and transactional activity can create sudden demand for experienced
Takeaways from Schulte v. LinkedIn
I wanted to share a recent decision that should be of interest to anyone evaluating or currently using generative AI in the eDiscovery process. In Schulte v. LinkedIn Corp., a federal