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Artificial Intelligence, Information Governance & eDiscovery

Artificial Intelligence, Information Governance & eDiscovery

Tailored legal solutions across the full spectrum of information governance and eDiscovery challenges, including navigating cybersecurity concerns.

Hughes Hubbard’s Artificial Intelligence, Information Governance & eDiscovery group advises clients on the use of cutting-edge technology, efficient and effective management of vast quantities of data and cost-efficient eDiscovery. We have been trusted by leading companies for decades to help them get the most from technology and their own data.

Our Experience and Strategic Role

Our lawyers work collaboratively with our clients and advise them on process, technology and staffing. We take a practical approach, collaborating with clients to craft individualized solutions. We help our clients achieve their business objectives while minimizing risk.

We regularly advise clients on data protection, retention and disposal, compliance, and data access requests. Our lawyers across practice areas, from corporate and compliance to litigation and disputes, together with our legal technology professionals, are actively engaged in the evolving conversation around the responsible adoption and use of artificial intelligence. They frequently speak and write on AI’s implications for legal practice and business, including AI governance and compliance, its use in corporate transactions and dispute resolution, and the professional responsibilities associated with AI adoption. We also use AI-enabled tools in appropriate client matters to enhance the efficiency and quality of legal services.

Our eDiscovery attorneys are litigators with trial experience who understand that discovery should be a part of an overall litigation strategy. We help craft strategies to reduce the scope of discovery without impeding the ability of the trial team to win the case. Of course, efficiency and cost-effectiveness are key considerations, and we keep these considerations in mind every step of the way. We have handled some of the nation’s largest eDiscovery challenges, such as the Vioxx litigation and the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy.

Industry Experience

We have extensive experience across a wide range of industries such as pharmaceuticals, prescription biologics, medical devices, specialty chemicals, automotive, aviation, and tobacco. This experience gives us a deep understanding of business needs, which helps us develop appropriate strategies. Our multidisciplinary perspective also allows us to consider how emerging technologies, including AI, intersect with the legal, regulatory, and operational issues facing businesses across industries.

Global Perspective and History

We were one of the first firms to handle a massive eDiscovery case, and we helped develop many of the procedures and tools in use today. In the decades since, we have built on that experience to stay at the forefront of eDiscovery, and to advise our clients on new and emerging technology and data management best practices. That same practical, forward-looking approach informs how we engage with developments in artificial intelligence and their implications for legal practice and our clients’ businesses. Today, our clients rely on Hughes Hubbard as a core strategic partner to help them navigate the ever-changing technology landscape.

Latest Updates

Michael Salzman Discusses AI-Related Risks and Accountability Facing Lawyers

Michael Salzman – who is senior counsel at Hughes Hubbard, and previously spent four decades as a litigation partner and the firm’s general counsel – discussed the legal profession’s evolving approach to AI and the risks associated with its use with Newsweek.

Tamara Kraljic Moderates Discussion on AI Challenges and Opportunities

Tamara Kraljic moderated a panel discussion on how legal departments navigating the rapidly evolving AI landscape presented by Her Legal Ciricle, a professional network of women lawyers across the DMV area, who practice at law firms, in the government, and in-house.

Tamara Kraljic Authors Expert Analysis on AI Adoption in Law360’s 2026 Women in Law Report

Tamara Kraljic authored an expert analysis article for Law360’s Women in Law 2026 Report urging women lawyers to think more about AI ownership amid a reported gender gap in artificial intelligence use.

Popular News & Insights

Robb Patryk Discusses Firm Strategy, Talent Development and Culture on The Future Is Bright Podcast

Robb Patryk discussed how Hughes Hubbard is navigating a rapidly changing legal landscape on a recent episode of The Future is Bright Podcast.

Ken Lefkowitz Discusses AI-Driven Dealmaking and M&A Market Strength with Law360

Ken Lefkowitz discussed the M&A market in the first half of 2026 with Law360, including the role AI is playing in technology dealmaking, and his outlook for transaction activity.

Michael Salzman Discusses AI-Related Risks and Accountability Facing Lawyers

Michael Salzman – who is senior counsel at Hughes Hubbard, and previously spent four decades as a litigation partner and the firm’s general counsel – discussed the legal profession’s evolving approach to AI and the risks associated with its use with Newsweek.

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