Blog | Sandline’s Favorite Moments of 2025, Part 1
As we kick off our “Favorite Moments of 2025” year-end countdown, we’re starting with a milestone that defined the year: Legal Week 2025, where we
December 5, 2025
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As we kick off our “Favorite Moments of 2025” year-end countdown, we’re starting with a milestone that defined the year: Legal Week 2025, where we
Best Practices for Leveraging eDiscovery Workflows During Corporate Divestitures Divestitures — whether a corporation is selling a business unit or a pharmaceutical company is transferring ownership of
An Am Law 100 firm engaged Sandline Global to manage a large-scale responsiveness review under a tight production deadline. Leveraging Sandline’s attorney-led review model, and
Relativity Fest 2025 Recap Cara Lemire, Chief Revenue Officer Continued and Emerging Use Cases for Relativity Air Relativity’s keynote emphasized a shift from traditional document
A boutique litigation firm encountered an atypical matter with an enormous dataset that required rapid assessment. Instead of validating coding at scale, the team needed
Why Your eDiscovery Provider Needs a Thoughtful TAR Protocol and a Thorough Understanding of Generative AI When you choose an eDiscovery partner, don’t settle for
ILTA Recap – Legal tech success now depends on thoughtful implementation, robust processes, & collaborative ecosystems.
At Sandline, we’ve built our Migration Engine to give legal teams confidence when moving high-stakes projects into Sandline platforms like Everlaw or RelativityOne, two of the industry’s leading cloud solutions. With many legacy and on-premise platforms being sunset, now is the time to begin shaping migration plans that avoid rushed, last-minute transitions. Every Sandline migration plan is customized to your matter’s goals, workflows, and compliance requirements, ensuring precision and care from start to finish.
By Anna Albraccio, Forensics Analyst The use of cloud-based platforms like Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace has changed the way files are shared, allowing for
A Fortune 500 corporation was required to produce Slack channel communications to a government agency. The request was narrowly scoped to a specific date range,