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- February 3rd
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The 7 Deadly Sins of Document Review
Counsel who needs to assemble a large document-review team or hire an outside group to do so must tread carefully. Doing so requires taking responsibility for what’s often the biggest cost-center in modern-day litigation. Legal budgets are tighter than…
posted at 6:22am on Feb 3rd
- February 2nd
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An Interview with The Honorable Andrew J. Peck – Part One
The Honorable Andrew J. Peck, United States Magistrate Judge for the Southern District of New York, graciously allowed me to interview him after the LTNY Man vs. Machine: The Promise/Challenge of Predictive Coding & Other Disruptive Technologies session in which he participated as a panelist. Judge Peck shared the panel with industry luminaries Maura Grossman and Ralph Losey, and moderator Dean Gonsowski. Overall, the session was excellent – very educational, and well organized. When I reached out to Judge Peck last week to request the interview, my intention was to write a review of the session. I prepared questions and took fast and furious notes during the session. However, between the time the session was over and the time we sat down for a bite to eat and proceed with the interview, I realized that a session review is not [...]
posted at 6:04pm on Feb 2nd
- January 31st
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OrcaReview Expands Feature Set for eDiscovery Review on the Fly
OrcaTec reinvents eDiscovery from data collection through production. (PRWeb January 31, 2012) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/eDiscovery_review/predictive_coding/prweb9152417.htm
posted at 4:01am on Jan 31st
- January 24th
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Planet Data Receives SSAE 16 Certification
Certification Highlights Planet Data’s Dedication to the Security of Client Information
posted at 1:16pm on Jan 24th
- January 23rd
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Equivio Releases Zoom, an E-discovery Platform for Predictive Coding and Analytics
KENSINGTON, Md., Jan. 23, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — Equivio, a provider of analytical solutions for e‑discovery, announced today that it has launched Equivio Zoom, a single integrated platform for predictive …
posted at 10:00am on Jan 23rd
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MerlinOne To Level the Playing Field with Level Review 3.0 at Legal Tech New York – MarketWatch (press release)
MerlinOne To Level the Playing Field with Level Review 3.0 at Legal Tech New YorkMarketWatch (press release)While at LegalTech in New York, please visit MerlinOne Booth #1507 to find out more about how Level Review 3.0 can help save money and time in y…
posted at 8:14am on Jan 23rd
- January 17th
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2012: The Year Of Technology-Assisted Review In eDiscovery – Forbes
Forbes2012: The Year Of Technology-Assisted Review In eDiscoveryForbesAs Amanda Jones and Ben Kershberg pointed out in their excellent article, “What Technology-Assisted Electronic Discovery Teaches Us About the Role of Humans In Technology,” the r…
posted at 2:12pm on Jan 17th
- January 15th
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Bottom Line Driven Proportional Review
I have been working on the problem of out-of-control e-discovery costs since 2006. At that time I phased out my general trial practice, went full-time e-discovery, and started this blog. (By the way, did you notice the new ® in the blog title? It mean…
posted at 6:28pm on Jan 15th
- January 13th
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Legal Hydra — Top Ten Tips To Become More Proficient With Machine-Assisted Review – Forbes
Legal Hydra — Top Ten Tips To Become More Proficient With Machine-Assisted ReviewForbesYet, when it comes to electronic discovery, a discipline that permeates every type of modern litigation, many of today's lawyers are hobbling themselves through…
posted at 10:27am on Jan 13th
- January 12th
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eDJ Survey On Predictive Coding And Debate Over PC-TAR Term
A recent Forbes blog by by Amanda Jones & Ben Kerschberg pointed out how technology-assisted review in eDiscovery can increase review accuracy and decrease overall review costs. The article mainly refers to the use of predictive coding, but touches on what has been called “technology assisted review.” Last month, Jason Velasco here at eDJ offered up the acronym PC-TAR (predictive coding – technology assisted review) to avoid controversy.
posted at 9:16am on Jan 12th