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  • Maureen O'Neill
    by Maureen O'Neill
    April 26, 2012

    Disclosure of Document Review Methodology – Should You or Shouldn’t You?

    In this blog, we examine an important question facing litigants in discovery: If the litigant decides to rely on “novel” methods of document review involving advanced analytics or predictive coding technologies, must they disclose those methods to the opposing party?

  • Matt Miller
    by Matt Miller
    April 17, 2012

    One Size Doesn’t Fit All in Predictive Coding

    In the last several months, predictive coding technology has evolved from a fanciful presentation topic for legal conferences and industry events to an important discovery tool that is rapidly gaining acceptance in courtrooms. While the legal foundation for using predictive coding may still be muddy, it is clear that counsel needs trusted experts to help them navigate this new territory.

  • David Shub
    by David Shub
    June 16, 2011

    Early Case Assessment — Getting it Done.

    Whether it’s ECA or full discovery review, the structure of the team are the same – an organized, quality-focused team of attorneys supported by technology and led by expert project management. David Shub expands on the different aspects necessary for a successful implementation of an ESI-related ECA.

  • David Shub
    by David Shub
    June 7, 2011

    ECA has evolved… Are you ready?

    As long as there has been litigation, there has been early case assessment. However, the game has changed with e-discovery. With new technologies in the mix, the debate on the definition of ESI-related ECA has gained momentum. David Shub provides a new perspective on controlling and estimating the costs of collecting, processing and reviewing data.

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