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During disputes and investigations, the ability to synthesise information across various domains within data-intensive environments is paramount. However, the presence of silos within organisations often hinders effective communication, collaboration, and the value of the outcomes. This article explores the critical role of Legal Data Intelligence (LDI) professionals in bridging these gaps—offering insightful strategies for leveraging LDI expertise to enhance efficiency, improve communication, and foster collaboration across departments.

Regulatory investigations are rapidly growing in frequency, with 70% of organizations involved in at least one proceeding in 2024, up from 61% in 2023. Swift action and advanced technologies are vital to mitigate risks, enhance credibility, and ensure compliance in this evolving landscape. This paper examines how a Legal Data Intelligence (LDI)-focused approach can support these outcomes in governmental investigations across the US and UK.

The Legal Data Intelligence (LDI) Mergers, Acquisitions, and Divestitures Guide is an essential toolkit for professionals involved in MA&D. It provides vital insights into stakeholder interests and strategic data management through a structured checklist to streamline due diligence. With detailed considerations for legal data handling and cross-functional influence, this guide empowers LDI professionals to navigate complex transactions with efficiency and confidence.

All legal data challenges are rooted in the same underlying problem: Separating Sensitive, Useful, Necessary (SUN) data from Redundant, Obsolete and Trivial (ROT) data which constitutes the bulk of data in every organization.

What is Legal Data Intelligence ? What is its origin story? What is the value it unlocks and what does it mean to be a Legal Data Intelligence practitioner? David unpacks these concepts and more in the first episode with his guest, Ashley Christakis.

All legal data challenges are rooted in the same underlying problem: Separating Sensitive, Useful, Necessary (SUN) data from Redundant, Obsolete and Trivial (ROT) data which constitutes the bulk of data in every organization.

All legal data challenges are rooted in the same underlying problem: Separating Sensitive, Useful, Necessary (SUN) data from Redundant, Obsolete and Trivial (ROT) data which constitutes the bulk of data in every organization.