Our Insights on eDiscovery

Privilege review is one of the most important parts of eDiscovery, and one of the easiest places for costly mistakes. Here’s how to build a defensible, efficient privilege review process, whether your review runs in the cloud, on-premise, or both.

For in-house legal teams, control over data has become just as important as the ability to search, review, and produce it. Here’s what data control means in on-premise eDiscovery and when it matters most.

Choosing between cloud and on-premise eDiscovery review isn’t about the lowest advertised price. It’s about what each option will cost for your matters, your team, and the time your data needs to remain available.

For years, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) has become the default deployment model for legal technology. The convenience of cloud-based platforms has led many organizations to assume that SaaS is the only viable path forward for eDiscovery, investigations, and Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request management. But for government agencies and corporate legal departments, that assumption deserves a closer look.

In modern eDiscovery, speed matters. Legal teams are under increasing pressure to move large volumes of data from collection to review and production faster than ever before. At the same time, internal litigation support and discovery teams are managing growing workloads, tighter deadlines, and increasingly complex data environments. The result is a challenge many organizations know well: processing becomes the bottleneck. That is where CloudNine’s Processing as a Service delivers value.

In today’s eDiscovery landscape, organizations face mounting pressure to manage expanding data volumes because of the need to mitigate the growing hosting costs. While cloud-based solutions offer convenience and flexibility, they also introduce ongoing consumption-based hosting costs . . .

The Cellebrite User Summit C2C 2026, hosted in Washington, D.C. at the Marriott Marquis Washington, DC from April 13–16, delivered an action-packed experience, with core sessions taking place on the 14th and 15th. From the moment the event began, it was clear this would be more than just another conference. The summit kicked off with an inspiring keynote from Tom Hogan, who highlighted Cellebrite’s growth and impact within the law enforcement community . . .

Over time, the scope of eDiscovery and investigative work has expanded well beyond its original boundaries. What used to center on email and documents now includes dynamic data from cloud systems, smartphones, messaging apps, and collaboration platforms. This shift has placed new demands on legal professionals and organizations to efficiently manage and review data at scale, often within tight deadlines and regulatory frameworks. This is a Part 4 of a special 4 part series presented by CloudNine: Preparing for the Future: CloudNine Review On-Premise

eDiscovery has entered a new era. The days of primarily reviewing email and static files have given way to an environment filled with cloud-based data, mobile communications, chat threads, and collaborative workspaces. With this evolution comes increased complexity, as organizations must quickly sift through growing volumes of diverse data while maintaining compliance and accuracy. To meet these challenges head-on, CloudNine is driving forward with a commitment to innovation. This is a Part 3 of a special 4 part series presented by CloudNine: Expanding the Power of CloudNine LAW: Modern Data Processing Reimagined

The world of eDiscovery and investigations looks very different than it did just a few years ago. Email and traditional documents are no longer the primary focus and instead, today’s matters span cloud environments, mobile devices, messaging platforms, and real-time collaboration tools. This explosion of data types has introduced new challenges for legal teams, government agencies, and corporations working under demanding timelines and regulatory pressures. This is a Part 2 of a special 4 part series presented by CloudNine. Read on as we dive into Part II – Automation: Driving Efficiency in Microsoft 365 Data Collection.