Doug Austin's daily blog covering trends, best practices and case law in electronic discovery, cybersecurity and data privacy.
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Doug Austin's coverage predominantly focuses on the legal and compliance industry, particularly in areas such as legal tech, eDiscovery, artificial intelligence in law, case law and legal conferences. His work also covers privacy & cybersecurity.
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Anything you can do, I can do… worse ! 🤣 In Mississippi, lawyers on both sides of a case cited fake hallucinated cases. Sanctions followed.
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What are SOPA claims & why should you care? Christian Breen of TransPerfect Legal discusses managing SOPA responses without disrupting delivery!
If you're looking for “the new legal skill set”, what better way to than to get it from a well-respected judge! Thanks to
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Intelligent legal holds can take you beyond the BCC and the spreadsheet. This post by Exterro discusses what you need to know to do it!
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Remember ? CLF is fighting the ruling, but Shell says the enviro group can't delay handing over the AI prompts.
This week's kitchen sink for June 12, 2026 (with meme from Gates Dogfish) discusses the Germans vs. Google, bad facial recognition (again) & more!
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Redgrave LLP compared Relativity aiR for Review to active learning. Here are 5 lessons from their independent study of aiR for Review.
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In , California Magistrate Judge Peter H. Kang rejected Defendants proposed changes from the Model Protective Order primarily addressing the use of
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How do corporate legal teams reduce eDiscovery collection volumes without missing key ESI? Shelley Bougnague of
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How can AI improve early case assessment? This post by Julian Merschen of KLDiscovery discusses how you can leverage AI here!
