August 17th, 2012 
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17 August 2012 – Predictive coding is new to e-discovery. Predictive coding, sometimes termed computer-assisted review or technology-assisted review, is software that can be trained by a human being to distinguish between relevant and non-relevant documents. Over the past three years, the predictive coding market has transitioned from a preliminary embryonic state – a test bed for experimentation by technology geeks and early adopters – to the point today where the technology…
July 22nd, 2012 posselist 22 July 2012 – Just when document reviewers thought it could not get worse …
The E-Discovery Sage of Jackson Lewis (aka Ralph Losey) has an interesting post on the law.com site about information scientist William Webber who did an experiment involving first-pass legal review with a team of reviewers consisting of young high school students. The results were incredible. Although Webber has a number of caveats, the bottom line is the high schoolers did better than…
May 23rd, 2012 posselist 23 May 2012 - One of our favorite e-discovery/forensics analysts, Sharon Nelson of Senseient, nails it: this whole Da Silva case the e-discovery’s version of a reality show. Or as she puts “Keeping Up with the Kardashians”. For all the muck, grime, dirt, etc. that is so typical in the make-believe world of e-discovery click here.
May 17th, 2012 posselist 7 May 2012 – Rob Robinson or Orange Legal Technologies has put together a special edition of his weekly Unfiltered Orange Weekly eDiscovery News Update. Its focus is on technology assisted review related links from February 1, 2012 to May 7, 2012.
For the post click here.
May 9th, 2012 posselist 9 May 2012 - Based on a website review of leading providers in the electronic discovery arena, Rob Robinson has compiled a list that provides a quick, non-all inclusive reference of firms that appear to have developed “technology assisted review” technology (one form of this being “predictive coding”) for their own and/or partner offerings.
For the list click here.
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