This week’s kitchen sink for July 17, 2026 (with meme from Gates Dogfish) discusses xAI suing its own users, the Hershey bar analogy for AI & more!Why “the kitchen sink”? Find out here! 🙂The Kitchen Sink is even better when you can include a brand-new eDiscovery meme courtesy of Gates Dogfish, the meme channel
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Meta’s Layoff Decisions: For AI, By AI and Because of AI, Lawsuit Claims: Artificial Intelligence Trends
Meta’s layoff decisions that were made to focus on AI, were made by AI and based on employees’ use of AI, says employees selected for termination.As reported by Jon Brodkin in ArsTechnica (Lawsuit claims Meta’s layoff decisions were made by AI, not humans, available here), Meta used internal AI tools to select employees for
Big Blue Is Singing the Blues These Days: Artificial Intelligence Trends
IBM became known as “Big Blue” in the 1970s. Now, IBM is singing the blues after its worst trading day in its 115-year(!) history.As reported by Tatiana Sataua in Fortune (‘We did not adapt and move quickly enough’: IBM CEO’s admission of weakness fails to prevent historic 25% stock crash, available here), IBM shares tumbled
Epiq and Simplexico Partner To Expand AI Enablement for Law Firms
Congrats to Epiq for the announcement that Epiq and Simplexico partner to expand AI enablement for law firms! Here’s part of the press release, the full release is here!Epiq and Simplexico Partner To Expand AI Enablement for Law FirmsCombining Advisory, Education, and Implementation To Accelerate Practical AI AdoptionNEW YORK, July 15, 2026 – Epiq Advisory for
The Access to Justice Crisis: How Technology Can Help Solve It: LegalTech Trends
Can technology help solve the access to justice crisis? Yes, and two members of the Everlaw for Good Advisory Board discuss how.The blog post from Everlaw titled (wait for it!) How Technology Can Help Solve the Access to Justice Crisis (written by Gina Jurva and available here), hits us with a startling statistic: 92
How AI-Driven Forensics Turns Endpoint Activity into Evidence: Artificial Intelligence Trends
Want to know how AI-driven forensics turns endpoint activity into evidence? Exterro discusses how in their latest post here!The article from Robert Bond, Product Marketing Manager, Digital Forensics at Exterro titled (wait for it!) After the Alert: How AI-Driven Forensics Turns Endpoint Activity into Evidence, (available here) discusses how security teams are not short
The University of Chicago Law School is Partying Like it’s 1979 for 1L Students: Artificial Intelligence Trends
The University of Chicago Law School is prohibiting the use of electronic devices for 1L students. Why? Because of AI, of course.As reported by Casey Newton in Project Counsel Media (The University of Chicago kicks AI out of its law school (sort of), forgetting the history of technology, available here), the University of Chicago
Mobile Devices Meet 1938 Rules. Why Judge Rodriguez Proposes Changes to Mobile Device Discovery: eDiscovery Trends
What happens when mobile devices meet 1938 rules? Judge Xavier Rodriguez says it means it’s time for a “uniform national standard”.The article by Texas District Judge Xavier Rodriguez is one of six articles in a special E-Discovery issue published by the Journal of Technology Law & Policy in partnership with the University of Florida’s E-Discovery
TransPerfect Legal Receives Band 1 Rankings in Chambers and Partners 2026 Guide
Missed this when it was announced. Congrats to TransPerfect Legal for the announcement that TransPerfect Legal receives Band 1 rankings and new individual distinctions in Chambers and Partners 2026 Guide! Here’s a portion of the press release, the full release is here!TransPerfect Legal Receives Band 1 Rankings and New Individual Distinctions in Chambers and
Discovery Isn’t Sequential. Your Workflow Shouldn’t Be Either: eDiscovery Trends
This just in: discovery isn’t sequential. Joe Pirrotta of ProSearch asks the question: if it’s not, why is your workflow? Good question.In his blog post titled (wait for it!) Discovery Isn’t Sequential. So Why Is Your Workflow? (available here), Joe notes that our profession is redrawing its map as we speak. EDRM 2.0,