The “Nextpoint eDiscovery Landscape” survey reveals a resource gap at the heart of modern litigation practice, highlighting the biggest ediscovery challenges in 2026. Practicing law has always had high demands for the people who do it. Long hours, high stakes, and work that resists shortcuts. But in ediscovery in 2026, there’s a new layer of…
read morePart 4 of our video series on construction litigation best practices Miss a contract deadline and you could forfeit your right to additional time or money, no matter how legitimate your claim. In this episode of Building the Case, Brett Burney of Nextpoint and Jerry Crawford of KGC Consulting break down the critical construction notice…
read moreIn a recent Key Discovery Points video, Brett Burney of Nextpoint and Doug Austin of eDiscovery Today dive into one of the most debated topics in the EDRM 2.0 project: Where does information governance end and discovery begin, and does it even matter? In this blog, we’ll discuss why ediscovery is bigger than just litigation,…
read moreIf you’ve ever managed ediscovery for a construction matter, you know it’s a different beast. From seven-terabyte data collections to CAD files your review platform can’t even open, the challenges are real and specific. This construction litigation support guide draws from a recent Nextpoint + EDRM webinar that covered the five most common pain points…
read moreIf you blinked, you might have missed the moment ediscovery stopped being a niche specialty and became a core business function. Nextpoint CEO and Founder Rakesh Madhava recently joined Matt Rasmussen, CEO of our partner ModeOne, for a candid conversation about the ediscovery trends defining 2026 — from exploding data volumes and cloud adoption to AI,…
read moreIt’s 2026, and legal teams are still relying on screenshots to collect mobile evidence — a habit that feels harmless until it isn’t. Brett Burney recently joined Ryan Fry of ModeOne, a Nextpoint partner specializing in mobile data collection, on their podcast In Discovery Mode to talk through exactly this problem. Here’s what defensible mobile…
read moreUsing AI to summarize legal documents can cut hours off tasks like contract review and transcript analysis. Here’s an overview of how it works, how you can use it, and how to evaluate the effectiveness of any AI tool. AI is everywhere in legal tech right now. And with every new tool, feature, or vendor…
read moreNavigating the AI revolution doesn’t require a computer science degree — just the right guidance. Last week, Nextpoint and Tom O’Connor joined EDRM for an author panel discussion on “Artificial Intelligence for the Rest of Us,” the comprehensive guide we wrote together to help legal professionals confidently embrace AI, no matter their firm size or…
read moreAI is advancing, but the gap between hype and adoption is still stark. Doug Austin’s 2026 State of the Industry Report landed with some eye-opening numbers: 60.7% of the 559 of the respondents expect LLMs and GenAI to be transformative by the end of the year. Although this is nothing new, the gap between hype…
read moreLegal document management systems serve a different purpose than ediscovery platforms, although both deal with documents and files. Brett Burney draws from years of ediscovery consulting experience to explain the difference between the two — and why they’re not interchangeable. A legal document management system (DMS) and an ediscovery document review platform serve completely different…
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