Sandline Newsletter October 2026
Sandline’s Newsletter: October 2026- What’s New? 🎃 Happy Halloween from Sandline! It’s spooky season! This month, we’re diving into deception, mysteries, and stories where things aren’t quite what they seem. Whether you’re looking for a last-minute Halloween costume or something to keep you entertained long after the trick-or-treaters have gone home, we’ve got you covered. […]
Blog | Forensics Summit Recap
Last week, Sandline Global hosted our 3rd Annual Forensics Summit! 🔍 This year, we brought the Summit to our Washington, D.C. office, bringing together our entire US-based Forensics team, our international examiners Jerome Yueng and Maggie Chung, and our colleagues from the DC office for two days of collaboration, knowledge sharing, and professional development. As […]
Case Study: When Litigation Meets DevOps
Custom eDiscovery development for modern and emerging data. Law firms and corporate legal teams turn to Sandline as one of the only eDiscovery vendors in the market with a custom development team for modern data and emerging data. In one week, Sandline built a defensible forensic collection and conversion solution for four engineering and product […]
Case Study: Client Turns to Sandline to Unlock an Encrypted MacBook Without a Password
How cross-device analysis and password pattern recognition created a path forward when standard recovery options had been exhausted The password Sandline needed was not among the more than 100 credentials recovered from the user’s iPhone. The breakthrough came from what those credentials revealed: a repeatable pattern. Sandline Global is an end-to-end eDiscovery company with a […]
eDiscovery Crash Course | AI Classification Workflows in eDiscovery: What to Know Before You Move Beyond TAR
by: Rachel Fernandez, Director of Sales Engineering CAL workflows have become the standard for technology assisted review, but the emergence of generative AI and large language model-based classification is changing what is possible in document review. The question for most practitioners is no longer whether AI has a place in eDiscovery, but when to use […]
Sandline Newsletter July 2026
Sandline’s July Newsletter: What’s New? The final whistle may have blown, but the World Cup’s appeal extends far beyond the final score. This month’s selections explore nearly a century of tournament history, the personality that made Erling Haaland one of its most memorable figures, and the forces that transformed the World Cup into a global […]
Case Study: Integrated Analytics and Review Approach Reduces Linear Review by 42%
An Am Law 100 firm engaged Sandline to support a corporate client in an employment dispute involving hundreds of gigabytes and a review population of more than 87,000 documents. The firm needed a review strategy that would control costs and accelerate the timeline without compromising defensibility. Sandline provided end-to-end support, including data collection, processing and […]
eDiscovery Crash Course | Evaluating Your Matter for TAR: A Practical Guide to Continuous Active Learning in Relativity and Everlaw
by: Rachel Fernandez, Director of Sales Engineering Once your initial data scoping is complete and you have a starting population, the next question is whether your matter is a good candidate for a TAR workflow and if so, which one. Choosing the wrong workflow for your data set is one of the more avoidable sources […]
Sandline Newsletter June 2026
Sandline’s June Newsletter: What’s New? As America celebrates its 250th birthday, we’re highlighting some of the places, stories, and ideas that make the country uniquely American. From breathtaking national parks to the surprising history behind the quarter in your pocket, these selections celebrate the people, places, and innovations that continue to shape everyday life. […]
eDiscovery Crash Course | Scope First: Why Early Case Assessment Sets the Foundation for Defensible eDiscovery
by: Rachel Fernandez, Director of Sales Engineering Litigation can move quickly, and eDiscovery is often treated as a reactionary requirement rather than a proactive strategy. Forensics, collections, hosting, document review, and production can all feel daunting when priorities are stacking up. But setting a realistic scope at the outset of your matter is one of […]