Data, Discovery, and the Plaintiff’s Bar: Two Webinars

By Darrow.

In high-stakes litigation, the greatest challenge for plaintiff attorneys isn’t a lack of legal talent, it is the massive ‘head start’ corporate defendants have when it comes to the facts. While corporations may have total visibility into their own internal data and potential liabilities, plaintiff firms are often left working from the outside in, relying on whistleblowers or public filings to spark a case. To level the playing field, the most successful firms are moving away from reactive filing, toward proactive Legal Intelligence.

At the same time, some of the most powerful ideas and insights often come from conversation; where ideas are challenged, and perspectives are broadened.To help plaintiff attorneys navigate this tech-driven environment, Darrow – a legal intelligence company – hosts a series of webinars designed to foster intelligent and thought provoking conversation. The goal of these  sessions is  to bring new and fresh perspectives to plaintiffs attorneys, challenge traditional thinking, and open up new opportunities.

The Path Forward

For the modern plaintiff attorney, ‘Legal Intelligence’ is more than a tool, it is a survival strategy. By shifting from manual case-finding to an AI-led approach, firms can uncover high-value patterns of wrongdoing and build stronger, more defensible cases from day one.

For firms looking to refine their 2026 intake and litigation strategy, Darrow is hosting two educational webinars in February focused on the year’s most critical legal frontiers.

Webinars:

Pharmaceutical Antitrust Litigation: Actavis, the Aftermath, and the Evolution of Pay-for-Delay

Tuesday, February 10th | 2:00 PM ET

Pay-for-delay litigation has emerged as a significant and increasingly complex area of antitrust law. The landmark Actavis decision marked a critical turning point, making clear that practices long embedded in routine patent settlements were unlawful in substance and subject to antitrust scrutiny. While the decision unlocked a wave of litigation, it also pushed pharmaceutical companies to restructure these arrangements in more sophisticated ways, creating new challenges for identifying and pursuing anticompetitive conduct.

In this webinar Tany Sinai, Darrow’s Senior IP Advisor, and Michael Harary, Darrow’s Principal Litigation Partnership Executive, will discuss the evolution of pay-for-delay cases, explore the sophisticated tactics pharma companies now use, and demonstrate how data-driven tools are helping attorneys identify and navigate these complex cases.

Key Discussion Topics:

• The different pay for delay tactics used by pharmaceutical companies to hide anticompetitive practices
• Why Actavis marked a turning point for antitrust enforcement and the snowball effect this caused
• How data tools reveal violations designed to go undetected

Register here to secure your spot

And also,

Wiretap Litigation in 2026: Emerging Theories, New Targets, and the Tech Powering the Next Wave

Tuesday, February 17th | 2:00 PM ET

Wiretap violations are occurring constantly across websites, apps, and platforms, often capturing highly sensitive consumer information in real time. So where will the next major waves of litigation in this area surface? As technology becomes more complex, interconnected, and embedded in everyday digital experiences, the points of legal exposure are multiplying. Understanding where these fault lines are forming, and which practices are most likely to trigger liability, is increasingly critical to identifying and building the next generation of wiretap cases.

In this upcoming webinar, Joe Hughes, Darrow’s Legal Consultant, and Sarah Green, Darrow’s Legal Intelligence Analyst, will examine the key wiretap trends shaping 2026, discuss emerging legal theories and new categories of potential defendants, and explore how technology and data-driven intelligence are enabling plaintiffs’ attorneys to uncover, build, and successfully prosecute these cases.

Key Discussion Topics:

• The increasing diversity of defendants in wiretap litigation
• Wiretap litigation trends we expect to see in 2026
• Staying at the forefront of wiretap violations with data-driven tools and AI

Register here to secure your spot

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Free 24/7 Access to the Full Archive

For attorneys looking to catch up on previous webinars, including strategies for identifying deceptive pricing, holding retailers accountable, and navigating toxic torts, Darrow offers a comprehensive archive available to view on-demand at Darrow’s YouTube channel.

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