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Doug Austin

Doug Austin

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Editor, eDiscovery Today

Spring

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Total articles 3699

  • 54 Out of 85 Documents Reviewed In Camera Must Be Produced, Says Court

    By Doug Austin| eDiscovery Today@ In De Coster v. Amazon.com, Nos. 2:21-cv-00693-JHC, 2:20-cv-00424-JHC, 2:22-cv-00965-JHC (W.D. Wash. Mar. 25, 2025), Washington District Judge John H. Chun, after conducting an in camera review of documents designed as privileged by Amazon, determined that “54 out of the 85 documents reviewed in camera must be produced to Plaintiffs in full or with some redactions.” He also denied Amazon’s request to claw back two documents, finding that the production was intentional.

    By Doug Austin · eDiscovery Today

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Prompt Leaks: What Are They and How Can They Lead to Data Breaches?: Artificial Intelligence Trends

    By Doug Austin| Open Legal Blog Archive@ What are prompt leaks? How can your AI workflows cause them? And how can they lead to data breaches? This article discusses them. This article in Help Net Security (The quiet data breach hiding in AI workflows, written by Mirko Zorz and available here) discusses that, as AI becomes embedded in daily business workflows, the risk of data exposure increases, leading to prompt leaks, which are not rare exceptions. They are a natural outcome of how employees use large language models.

    By Doug Austin · Open Legal Blog Archive

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • 54 Out of 85 Documents Reviewed In Camera Must Be Produced, Says Court

    By Doug Austin| eDiscovery Today@ In De Coster v. Amazon.com, Nos. 2:21-cv-00693-JHC, 2:20-cv-00424-JHC, 2:22-cv-00965-JHC (W.D. Wash. Mar. 25, 2025), Washington District Judge John H. Chun, after conducting an in camera review of documents designed as privileged by Amazon, determined that “54 out of the 85 documents reviewed in camera must be produced to Plaintiffs in full or with some redactions.” He also denied Amazon’s request to claw back two documents, finding that the production was intentional.

    By Doug Austin · eDiscovery Today

    Apr. 15, 2025

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eDiscovery Today

eDiscovery Today is a prominent resource for professionals in electronic discovery (eDiscovery), information governance, cybersecurity, and data privacy. Founded by Doug Austin, the platform offers insights into industry trends, best practices, and case law, serving legal professionals, corporations, and government entities. The company publishes daily blogs, articles, and white papers, and is recognized for its thought leadership in the field. It also hosts educational presentations and CLE-accredited webcasts at major conferences like Legaltech New York and ILTACON. eDiscovery Today collaborates with industry leaders such as CloudNine and ReVia to promote third-party solutions, enhancing its offerings in eDiscovery software and data governance. With over 30 years of experience, Doug Austin leads the platform in providing comprehensive coverage of evolving regulations and technology trends. eDiscovery Today actively engages with the community to foster collaboration and support professionals navigating complex challenges in eDiscovery and data governance.

Spring, United States

+1 347-384-2993

Founded: 2020