Geoffrey Vance authored an article for Complex Discovery titled "Solving the Problem of Information Security in Court Reporting" about the issues surrounding protecting sensitive information in the legal transcription field. 

In response to COVID-19, courts were forced to adapt to the pandemic and adopt new rules regarding in-person and remote proceedings.

Abigail Mast, Jamie Viviano, and Joy Tranel authored an article for the American Bar Association titled"Refining the Argument for Artificial Intelligence Usage in E-Discovery" about lawyers accepting and embracing the new AI technology can augment and enhance human decision-making abilities.

When are communications with counsel that are for both legal advice and business purposes protected by the attorney-client privilege?

Remote depositions are becoming more prevalent in the midst of the COVID-19 crisis. This list tracks the various state and federal authorities that govern remote depositions and the administration of oaths or affirmations when the court reporter or notary is not in the same room as the witness. The list contains a link to each state’s law or rule related to remote depositions and a link to any statute, executive or supreme court order authorizing remote oaths. The list is updated periodically and subject to change to reflect each state’s attempts to adapt to conditions related to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Perkins Coie’s E-Discovery Services & Strategy Group hosted the first Master’s Conference in the Pacific Northwest at the firm’s Seattle office on July 19, 2023.

As technology has become ubiquitous in our lives, litigation that does not involve electronically stored information (ESI) has become increasingly rare.