AI is changing how legal teams approach deposition review—it’s about more than generating a basic summary.
by: Brenda Keith, Chief Marketing Officer, Lexitas
9/18/2025
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Keating, Bucklin & McCormack
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9/18/2025
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Grant County Courthouse Capers: Justice Gets a New Home—on Questionably Acquired Land (allegedly)
by: Mary Rathbone, Moberg Law Group
9/18/2025
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Smith Freed Eberhard
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9/18/2025
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When courthouses closed in 2020, depositions didn’t stop—they moved. In the churn of emergency Zoom links and ad-hoc exhibit workflows, something lasting happened: the legal community got fluent with technology.
by: Ileia Perry, Steno Agency, Inc.
9/18/2025
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In the course of a construction project, conflicts can arise between building codes, design specifications, and manufacturer requirements.
by: Sarah L. Erickson, Charles Taylor Engineering Technical Services
9/18/2025
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The WDTL Annual Convention, to me, has always represented the heartbeat of this special organization.
by: Rory Cosgrove, Carney Badley Spellman
9/17/2025
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In recent years, Washington courts have increasingly imposed severe sanctions for discovery violations, ranging from six- and seven-figure monetary penalties to default judgments and bar referrals.
by: Kelsey Shewbert, HWS Law
8/12/2025
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