BREAKING NEWS: ASK GenAI Now Available in Logikcull

A platform known for powerful simplicity and discovery automation today also becomes synonymous with pragmatic and transparent AI.

We’re very pleased to announce that ASK, the GenAI fact-finding, data analysis and synthesis, and search engine pioneered by global law and advisory firms in some of the highest-stakes investigations, is now widely available in Logikcull.

Its release makes available intuitive, legal-specific AI to more than 38,000 global Logikcull users across leading law firms, corporations, government agencies and educational institutions, reflecting both our mission to democratize discovery and our commitment to accelerating innovation in a platform that is central to the day-to-day operations of thousands of organizations across the world.

The launch of ASK in Logikcull is one of many recent and forthcoming developments geared toward amplifying the platform’s powerful automation and AI-based workflows, as well as further integrating it across the Reveal suite of offerings and making it widely available beyond the U.S.

Logikcull now directly integrates with Onna, Reveal’s leading data collection and management platform for in-house teams, and is available in Europe. FOIA-specific innovations around automated PII detection, request tracking and redactions are coming shortly.

Read the full press release here: https://hubs.la/Q045mjYs0

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By Ben Topolski, Global Alliances Leader, HYCU, Inc.

In a strategic move to bolster cloud data security, HYCU has partnered with iManage, a leading provider of secure document and email management solutions for legal, accounting, and financial services firms. This partnership aims to reinforce the iManage Cloud as the safest place to work, offering robust iManage backup and recovery solutions that ensure enterprise data safety and business continuity.

Enhancing iManage Cloud with HYCU’s Expertise

The integration of HYCU’s backup and recovery technology with the iManage Cloud platform provides comprehensive data protection for sensitive documents and emails. This collaboration focuses on several key areas:

  1. Data Protection: The partnership enhances iManage Cloud’s capabilities in safeguarding critical business data through advanced backup and recovery solutions.
  2. Cloud Backup: HYCU’s cloud-native solutions ensure seamless and reliable backups, vital for maintaining data integrity and supporting business continuity.
  3. Secure Document Management: iManage’s robust document management system is now fortified with HYCU’s cybersecurity measures, ensuring secure storage and management of sensitive information.
  4. SaaS Integration: The seamless integration of HYCU’s services with iManage Cloud offers an enhanced user experience, simplifying IT infrastructure management for enterprises.

Key Benefits for Enterprises

This partnership delivers several benefits, particularly for industries where data security and compliance are paramount:

  • Legal Technology: Law firms can now leverage enhanced legal technology tools for secure and compliant data management.
  • Compliance and Governance: The combined solution supports compliance with industry regulations, ensuring governance and data integrity.
  • IT Infrastructure: Simplifies the IT infrastructure with integrated backup and recovery solutions, reducing the complexity and costs associated with managing multiple systems.
  • Business Continuity: Ensures that critical business operations can continue uninterrupted in the event of data loss or cyber incidents.

Why This Matters

In today’s digital landscape, where data breaches and cyber threats are increasingly common, the HYCU and iManage partnership represents a significant advancement in enterprise data safety. By leveraging HYCU’s expertise in cloud backup and recovery, iManage Cloud users can now benefit from enhanced security, reliable data protection, and streamlined IT operations.

This collaboration not only strengthens the cybersecurity posture of businesses but also supports their compliance and governance efforts, ensuring that sensitive data is managed securely and effectively.

For more information, you can read the full announcement on iManage’s website.

Conclusion

The partnership between HYCU and iManage is a testament to their commitment to providing top-tier data protection and secure document management solutions. As cyber threats continue to evolve, such collaborations are essential in ensuring that businesses can protect their data, maintain compliance, and ensure uninterrupted operations.

Interested in learning more?

https://www.hycu.com/blog/new-standard-cloud-security-hycu-partners-imanage

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Cat Casey, known to many in legal tech as “Technocat,” had a great interview with Brian Kelley, VP of Product at CloudNine about one simple theme: Choice matters more than ever in modern eDiscovery.

Why On-Prem and Flexible Deployment Are Resurfacing

It’s easy to frame on-premise deployment as a relic of the past. But that’s not what we’re seeing.

In certain environments like regulated industries, government and sensitive investigations control of the data still matters. Data residency matters. Air-gapped review environments matter.

What we discussed is not nostalgia. It’s response as many eDiscovery platforms are moving to “Cloud Only” options.

Modern eDiscovery teams want:

  • Cloud when speed and scale matter.
  • Ability to manage ALL data types both traditional and modern
  • On-prem when control and security matter.
  • Hybrid when reality demands both.

Choice is no longer a luxury feature, it’s a risk management strategy.

https://cloudnine.com/ediscoverydaily/why-choice-matters-in-modern-ediscovery-technocat-podcast-cat-casey/

 

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How much time could lawyers reclaim if email filing and governance were automated?

This latest case study shows how one firm using Colligo Email Manager for Microsoft 365 saved more than 20 hours per lawyer, every month — streamlining email organization, improving governance, and reducing administrative drag.

See the results for yourself: 
https://www.colligo.com/saving-over-20-hours-per-lawyer-per-month-with-email-manager

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Cloudficient, a provider of cloud-native information governance and eDiscovery solutions, today announced Context-Aware eDiscovery™, a new framework for electronic discovery in collaborative cloud environments that treats context – identity, behavior, and document relationships – as first-class evidence rather than metadata to be inferred after the fact.

The company will demonstrate its Context-Aware eDiscovery approach and the CaseFusion® platform at Legalweek 2026 in New York City, March 9-12, at Booth 522.

The Context Gap in Modern eDiscovery

Enterprise work has shifted to cloud-native collaboration platforms, with Microsoft 365 as the dominant environment. In these platforms, evidence is created through hyperlinks rather than attachments, co-authoring rather than discrete drafts, shared repositories rather than personal storage, and continuous revision across shifting roles and access rights.

Traditional eDiscovery workflows were not designed for this. They rely on file-centric exports and static custodian assumptions that flatten the collaborative record into isolated documents – stripping the contextual signals that explain what happened, who was involved, and what they relied on.

Cloudficient calls this the context gap: the difference between what actually occurred in a cloud collaboration environment and what traditional eDiscovery methods attempt to reconstruct after the fact.

A Reconstruction-Grade Standard

Context-Aware eDiscovery addresses this gap by preserving three dimensions of context that traditional methods routinely lose:

Identity over time: Effective-dated custodian identity that reflects who someone was during the relevant period, not just their current directory state.

Behavioral evidence: Observed activity establishing who accessed, shared, or relied on content, and when, replacing inferred access based on permissions.

Document state and relationships: Deterministic resolution of the bindings between messages, links, files, and versions, identifying which version of a document was referenced at a specific point in time.

By preserving this context during eDiscovery preservation and carrying it forward through identification, collection, and analysis, the evidentiary record reflects what actually happened inside collaborative systems rather than what content happens to exist today.

Cloudficient has also published a draft Reconstruction-Grade eDiscovery framework outlining measurable criteria for evaluating collaborative evidence preservation.

Why It Matters: Identification as the Nexus of Defensibility

When discovery teams lack preserved context, identification decisions default to inference – inferring access from permissions, relevance from ownership, timing from current versions. The result is defensive overcollection: broader scope, redundant data, and review populations filled with content that cannot be confidently included or excluded.

Context-Aware eDiscovery moves the moment of understanding upstream, from review back to identification, enabling scope decisions grounded in evidence rather than assumption. The impact extends beyond cost reduction to the ability to explain and defend those decisions under scrutiny.

Executive Perspective

“For years, this industry has treated eDiscovery as a volume problem – collect more, review faster, filter harder,” said Peter Kozak, Co-Founder and CTO of Cloudficient. “But the real problem isn’t volume. It’s that we’ve been collecting data while losing the context that makes it meaningful. Context-Aware eDiscovery starts from a different premise: when the preserved record reflects what actually happened, discovery no longer depends on inference.”

Strategic Invitation

Cloudficient is inviting a limited number of enterprise organizations to participate in validating the Reconstruction-Grade framework through structured architecture reviews and controlled pilot programs. Participating enterprises will help refine measurable criteria for collaborative evidence preservation while assessing their own defensibility posture in modern cloud environments.

Availability and Demonstration

Cloudficient will demonstrate the CaseFusion platform and its Context-Aware eDiscovery approach at Legalweek 2026, Booth 522, at the North Javits Center in New York City, March 9-12. To schedule a briefing or demonstration during Legalweek, contact Shelley Bougnague, VP of Marketing, shelley.bougnague@cloudficient.com.

About Cloudficient

Cloudficient modernizes how enterprises handle legally significant data before, during, and after discovery.

With the first Context-Aware eDiscovery™ platform, Cloudficient helps organizations defensibly navigate the complexities of modern cloud & collaboration data to produce reconstruction-grade evidence that reduces costs while withstanding scrutiny.

Cloudficient also advances Legal Data Continuity through solutions purpose-built to protect legal and regulatory obligations during periods of organizational and technology transformation, including M&A, platform consolidation, and systems retirement.

For more information, visit www.cloudficient.com

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Legal data rarely stays in one place.

From the moment it is collected, legal data moves across systems, teams, tools, and external partners. It is stored, reviewed, analyzed, shared, reused, and increasingly processed by AI-driven technologies. Yet many legal data protection strategies still focus on a single moment: when data is “at rest.”

In today’s legal workflows, that approach is no longer sufficient.

The Problem with Point-in-Time Protection

Protecting legal data only when it is stored ignores where most risk actually occurs — when data is actively being used.

Legal teams routinely expose sensitive information during:

  • Document review and investigations
  • Collaboration with external counsel or service providers
  • Internal knowledge sharing and analytics
  • AI model training and testing

When privacy controls are applied too late or only at specific stages, risk accumulates silently across the workflow.

A Lifecycle-Based Approach to Privacy

To truly protect sensitive legal data, privacy must follow the data wherever it goes.

Nymiz enables legal teams to apply privacy protections from the very beginning of the data lifecycle, ensuring that sensitive information is safeguarded consistently across:

  • Collection – personal and sensitive data is identified and protected as soon as it enters the workflow
  • Storage – privacy-safe data can be retained without increasing exposure
  • Use – teams can work with protected data for review, analytics, and AI
  • Sharing and reuse – data can be shared internally or externally without reintroducing risk

Because this approach is applied at the infrastructure level, it works consistently across a wide range of formats (from documents and presentations to text files and images) and across more than 100 languages, ensuring protection follows the data wherever it goes.

Supporting Modern Legal Workflows

With lifecycle-level privacy in place, legal teams can:

  • Reduce risk without slowing down operations
  • Enable collaboration across teams and vendors with confidence
  • Maintain control over sensitive data beyond organizational boundaries
  • Support AI and analytics initiatives using real, protected data

Rather than treating privacy as a final checkpoint, legal teams can make it a continuous safeguard.

Join Us at Legalweek 2026

We’re meeting with legal and security leaders during Legalweek to discuss how privacy-first collaboration can scale without adding friction or risk.

Schedule a meeting with our team before Legalweek to make the most of your time in New York.

And if you’re onsite, you’ll find us at Booth 612.

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Litera, a global leader in legal AI technology solutions, is showcasing its integrated growth-tech stack and AI-enabled legal platform at Legalweek, March 9-12, 2026, in New York, NY. As the legal industry shifts beyond early AI experimentation into a results-driven phase, Litera will highlight solutions designed to deliver accuracy, trust, and measurable impact across the legal workflow.

Attendees can experience Foundation Proactive, powered by Postilize, its AI-driven Proactive Relationship Management (PRM) solution, as well as Litera One for unified drafting and document workflows inside Microsoft 365 with its embedded agentic AI Lito and on Litera One Mobile. The next evolution of Kira, the market leading AI-powered contract analysis tool, and advancements in Compare, the industry-standard document comparison solution trusted by lawyers worldwide, will also be on display. Litera’s platform helps law firms win new business, streamline operations, and deliver exceptional client service in the AI era.

WHAT & WHEN: Litera at Legalweek 2026

  • Panel Discussion: Adam Ryan, Chief Product Officer, joins the panel, “Real-World Impact: How AI Agents Accelerate Legal Innovation,” March 10, 3:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m., 4th Floor, Room 405.2
  • Litera Happy Hour: Don’t miss happy hour with Litera: Tuesday, March 10, 5:00 – 7:00 p.m., O’Toole’s Way – Register today to save your spot.
  • The State of AI in Legal: Avaneesh Marwaha, CEO of Litera, will outline his vision for how legal AI is evolving beyond early hype, how Litera is helping shape the next era of legal performance, and what it means for law firms and legal teams, “Accurate. Embedded. Fast. Raising the Bar for Legal Performance,” March 11, 9:00 – 10:00 a.m., 4th Floor, Room 405.1 – Save your spot.
  • Panel Discussion: Rachel Merrick Maggs, Vice President of Strategic Growth & Marketing Chief of Staff, joins the panel, “Redefining Client Service in the AI Age,” March 11, 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m., moderated by Jody Glidden, Founder and CEO, Postilize, 4th Floor, Room 405.2
  • Demonstrations: Step into the Litera Booth Theater #401 for fast-paced, 7-minute interactive experiences on 2026 market shifts, maniacal client service, AI in your workflow, and the next evolution of Compare—built for every Legalweek attendee. Exclusive swag available for theater participants.

WHERE: North Javits Center, 445 11th Ave, New York, NY 10001

Avaneesh Marwaha’s will share his vision for the legal tech landscape in 2026 and how Litera is poised to lead it. The AI honeymoon phase is over. Lawyers are no longer asking what’s possible; they’re asking what truly makes them better lawyers. Join Avaneesh for an inside look at Litera’s strategic direction and latest innovations—and how Litera’s 30-year track record of proven results is helping legal organizations elevate their practice, drive better outcomes, and grow their business.

Adam Ryan is joining a panel discussion on how AI agents are transforming legal work through integrated data ecosystems. The session, featuring speakers from Microsoft, LexisNexis, and others examines how document management systems, large language models, and agentic AI tools work together to deliver faster insights, stronger governance, and more efficient workflows for legal organizations. Panelists will discuss real-world use cases showing AI agents in action, the critical role of metadata enrichment and information governance to help drive reliable AI performance, and how collaboration across DMS providers, AI platforms, and law firms is enabling measurable results while reducing data movement and increasing security.

Rachel Merrick Maggs is joining a panel exploring how law firms can leverage AI to elevate the client experience without sacrificing the human element clients value most. The session, featuring leaders from Foley & Lardner, Duane Morris, and Jackson Lewis, examines how firms are using AI to enhance responsiveness, accuracy, and personalization, turning superior service into a measurable competitive advantage. Jody Glidden, Founder and CEO of Postilize, which powers Foundation Proactive, is moderating the panel.

Litera is an award finalist in two categories of the Legalweek Leaders in Tech Law Awards, including Best Use of Artificial Intelligence (Contract, Document & Project Management) and Innovations in Contract Technology.

The company is hosting a Happy Hour on Tuesday, March 10, 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. at O’Toole’s Way, 518 W 30th Street. Reserve your spot at: https://info.litera.com/legal-week-happy-hour.html

More than 6,000 of the biggest names in the industry are coming together at Legalweek. For more information, visit: https://www.litera.com/legalweek

About Litera 
Litera is a leader of the legal AI revolution, on a mission to Raise The Bar™ for the legal profession by delivering transformational, globally-trusted solutions to law firms and corporate legal teams worldwide. The company’s comprehensive suite of Generative and Agentic AI-driven tools powers and unifies workflows across three key pillars: Legal Workflow & Drafting, Firm Intelligence & Knowledge Management, and Business Development with next-generation Proactive Relationship Management (PRM) capabilities. Integrated directly into where lawyers work in Microsoft 365 and across devices, Litera enables legal professionals to effortlessly create exceptional work, win more business, and streamline operations. This is all accomplished with seamless governance and data security through AI, dramatically reducing context-switching. With more than 30 years of legal tech innovation, a majority of the world’s largest law firms as clients, and 2M+ daily users, Litera is the proven, trusted platform that takes modern legal practices to the next level. For more information, visit litera.com or follow us on LinkedIn.

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Let AI draft, summarize, and respond to your questions within iManage Work, Outlook & Word. Meet us at Booth #343.

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See recent case studies, AI resources, and innovations, all grounded in defensible process and real-world results.

As the legal industry gathers this week, TCDI is showcasing the work behind the conversations. We’ve launched a dedicated Legalweek Event Page designed for those who want more than buzzwords. Inside, you’ll find our latest case studies, thought leadership, AI resources, and product innovations, all grounded in defensible process and real-world results.

From earning the 2025 LegalTech Breakthrough Award for Best Use of AI in eDiscovery for the second consecutive year, to consistently helping clients achieve measurable results, TCDI continues to focus on what matters most to legal teams. Practical innovation. Smarter data strategy. Process-driven AI that stands up in court and scales in practice.

Explore the page to see what we’ve been building and how it can support your next matter: https://www.tcdi.com/legalweek-2026/

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