30 April 2012 - One of our sister company’s, EAM Capital Partners, attended the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona and posted their review today. Part of it discusses some of the e-discovery aspects of the mobile industry, the advance of the “mobile first” world and it’s effect on all industries. As the folks from Forrester said at their presentation “companies need to realize that mobility is the new front end for engagement systems. Apps are increasingly context aware,…
Archive for April, 2012
The Mobile World Congress: e-discovery, ubiquitous mobility … and technology, technology, technology
April 30th, 2012
posselist Judge Carter Adopts Magistrate Judge Peck’s Order Endorsing the Use of Predictive Coding
April 27th, 2012
posselist 27 April 2012 - On April 26, 2012, in a ruling that had the potential to profoundly influence the use of predictive coding in the Southern District of New York, Judge Andrew L. Carter, Jr. instead took a measured and cautious approach. Judge Carter rejected plaintiffs’ objections to Magistrate Judge Andrew J. Peck’s much discussed endorsement of predictive coding in Da Silva Moore v. Publicis Groupe SA but did so on procedural grounds and stopped short of embracing…
Disclosure of Document Review Methodology – Should You or Shouldn’t You?
April 27th, 2012
posselist 27 April 2012 – In a recent article in the New York Law Journal, Robert W. Trenchard and Steven Berrent 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? The authors present several compelling arguments in favor of candid, transparent disclosures around document review methodology, including:
- Savings of time and expense
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