Miss the action on the last day of Legalweek 2022 New York? Here's what Legaltech News' editors and reporters view as the day's highlights from their coverage and conversations.

Rhys Dipshan: At the end of Legalweek 2022, an old adage comes to mind: "The more things change, the more they stay the same." I have to admit—maybe that's just my subconscious desire for some stability after years of disruption and rapid changes. But there's also a sense in the legal market that for all that is new, there's still older, more persistent technology issues that still need attention.

All of the most pressing e-discovery issues discussed at annual Legalweek judge's debate, for instance, weren't ones that just popped up over the past few years, or even ones related to remote work. Many courts, for instance, are still dealing with battles over 502(d) orders—which, much to chagrin of former U.S. Magistrate Judge in the Southern District of New York Andrew Peck, are still not being as widely used as they should—calls for "discovery-on-discovery," and how to address links to cloud-based documents in emails (which have been around well before the pandemic).