The digital heartbeat of European aviation flatlined Friday night when a sophisticated cyberattack crippled check-in systems across the continent’s busiest airports. The assault on Collins Aerospace’s MUSE platform transformed bustling terminals into chaotic scenes reminiscent of air travel’s pre-digital era,
European Aviation Grounded by Cyberattack as Single Point of Failure Cripples Systems Read More »
HSR filings reached 1,902 through August 2025, with 203 in August—evidence of steady, disciplined U.S. dealmaking. With GDP rebounding and PCE inflation easing, the environment favors precision: robust cybersecurity, tight information governance, and regulator-ready eDiscovery are proving decisive for secure, compliant, and on-schedule closings.
Dealmaking with Discipline: An HSR Read on FY2025’s Final Stretch Read More »
The Salesloft Drift breach, one of the most significant SaaS supply chain attacks to date, exposes systemic vulnerabilities in third-party integrations and token-based authentication. This analysis delivers essential lessons for cybersecurity, information governance, and eDiscovery professionals navigating a rapidly evolving cloud threat landscape.
Inside the Salesloft Drift Breach: Critical Lessons for SaaS Security and Governance Read More »
As processing, hosting, and project management face mounting price pressure, the 2025 Summer eDiscovery Pricing Survey reveals early signs of innovation—from alternative billing models to shifting client expectations. This analysis explores how these foundational services are adapting and what their evolution signals for the future of eDiscovery.
Forensics is the front door to eDiscovery — and pricing reveals where expertise, credibility, and client expectations converge. The Summer 2025 eDiscovery Pricing Survey exposes patterns in forensic rates across onsite/remote collections, per-device models, examinations, and expert testimony, offering essential insight for professionals navigating the business of discovery.
On September 2, 2025, Judge Amit Mehta declined to mandate the breakup of Google’s core platforms—Chrome and Android—but instead delivered a landmark decision requiring Google to share key search index and user‑interaction data with qualified competitors, ban exclusive default contracts, and establish a court‑supervised Technical Committee to enforce these remedies, all within an AI‑reshaped competitive landscape.
Google’s Antitrust Verdict: The Crystal Ball Moment That May Reshape Big Tech’s Future Read More »
Phil Favro explores the legal field’s ongoing wait for judicial clarity on the use of generative AI in eDiscovery, drawing parallels to the early adoption of TAR and analyzing how past case law may inform future AI-related rulings.
Will Courts “Search, Forward” with eDiscovery Case Law on AI? Read More »
Windows 95’s legacy in enterprise IT runs deeper than its iconic Start button. Its strategic blend of usability, performance, and integration laid the groundwork for modern legal technology, eDiscovery platforms, and information governance standards. This article examines the operating system’s enduring influence on corporate technology strategies and how its lessons continue to shape today’s digital legal infrastructure.
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Tariff increases on Chinese imports—especially semiconductors—are significantly impacting cybersecurity, information governance, and eDiscovery operations. This in-depth analysis explores the ripple effects on cloud infrastructure, legal technology costs, and access to justice, offering strategic insights for professionals navigating these rapidly shifting pressures.
Digital Justice or Divide? Legal Tech Faces Tariff Headwinds Read More »
As cross-border discovery challenges grow—especially with data originating from China—the DiDi Global litigation provides an instructive example of how courts balance U.S. litigation interests with foreign data protection laws. This article dissects the court’s reasoning and offers practical guidance for managing international data transfer disputes.
Addressing Cross-Border Discovery: Lessons from DiDi Global Litigation Read More »
Apple’s victory in the UK encryption dispute highlights the growing interplay between technology policy, global diplomacy, and data protection. For cybersecurity, information governance, and eDiscovery professionals, the case reaffirms encryption’s critical role in digital trust and evidentiary integrity while setting a precedent for how industry and governments will negotiate lawful access in the years ahead.
U.S. M&A filings rose to 1,699 through July 2025, with 180 deals reported in the month. As the market steadies, cybersecurity, governance, and eDiscovery professionals play a vital role in ensuring secure and compliant deal execution.
