Aligning AI Adoption withEmerging eDiscovery Case Law

‍

With enterprise data volume doubling every 18 to 24 months and document review consuming 60% to 80% of total eDiscovery budgets, in-house counsel and legal operations teams face immense pressure to use generative AI to increase speed and reduce costs. But there are risks associated with embracing AI: hallucinations of facts or court rulings, the potential to waive privilege or expose confidential information, and of course, of running afoul of the courts themselves. By and large, the courts welcome efficiencies achieved with AI, but not at the expense of bedrock principles of eDiscovery and litigation in general.

Download this paper to learn:-

• What recent case rulings affect corporate eDiscovery teams
• How you can and cannot use AI during eDiscovery and civil litigation
• What best practices can keep you on the right side of the courts when using AI