Tag Archives: computer-assisted review
Predictive Coding in Unpredictable Order from US Chancery Judge
Over the last year, there has been some important but still fairly cautious movement in the US courts on two fronts: (1) increased willingness to accept computer-assisted review (“CAR”) as a valid and defensible means of reducing the cost of … Continue reading
Cowen Group Survey points to strong growth in EDiscovery hiring, investment & use of computer-assisted review
The Cowen Group, based in New York City, is one of the US’s most important players in the world of EDiscovery headhunting and trend-spotting. Last Thursday, it released the results of its “2Q Critical Trends” poll of law firms and in-house legal … Continue reading
Judge Peck approves computer-assisted review for use in “appropriate cases”
Those of us in eDiscovery interested in whether (or when) computer-assisted review (in this case, “predictive coding”) would gain judicial acceptance as a defensible means of conducting large-scale document reviews should read – and read carefully – Magistrate Judge Andrew … Continue reading
