Of late, I’ve come to use AI generated imagery in lieu of my own work or open-source and licensed works …Continue reading →

I recently published an AI prompt to run against search terms then get the AI to propose improvements.  Among the …Continue reading →

Twenty years ago, I dreamed up a website where you would submit a list of eDiscovery keywords and queries and …Continue reading →

Yesterday, I sought to defend the value of my law school course on E-Discovery & Digital Evidence to a law …Continue reading →

My esteemed colleagues, Kelly Twigger and Doug Austin, both posted about a recent discovery decision out of a federal district …Continue reading →

A friend shared that she was seeing the Carole King musical, “Beautiful,” and I recalled the time I caught it …Continue reading →

Last week, I dug into Cloud Attachments to email, probing the propensity of producing parties’ to shirk collection of linked …Continue reading →

In the E-Discovery Bubble, we’re embroiled in a debate over “Linked Attachments.” Or should we say “Smart Attachments” or “Hyperlinked …Continue reading →

I watched a webinar this morning where the presenters addressed ESI Protocols.  They were well-informed people sharing sound advice; but …Continue reading →

Preparing a talk about keyword search, I set out to distill observations gleaned from a host of misbegotten keyword search …Continue reading →

It started just after 7:00 last night.  My mailbox swelled with messages confirming I’d subscribed to websites and newsletters around …Continue reading →

Reader’s Digest, the century-old magazine with the highest paid circulation, has long published “condensed” books; anthologies of four-to-five popular novels …Continue reading →

Andy Williams used to croon that this is “The Most Wonderful Time of the Year.” For me, it’s time to …Continue reading →