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TechReport 2022: Litigation & TAR

LawTechnologyToday

It seems vendors would be better served to focus on improving their basic review tools rather boasting about more advanced functions and analytics that may only be used by a tiny percentage of lawyers at the largest firms. Respondents were asked if they ever need to process or review electronically stored information (ESI) and 54.4%

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Evolving Technology Brings New Challenges, and New Solutions

InHouseOps

That’s basically you and me and really everyone who is doing their day-to-day job from home, but there’s also another aspect of that, which is the people who are tasked to collect and preserve electronically stored information (ESI) from the broader workforce. These days, we call it CAL, continuous active learning.

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A Path to eDiscovery Certification

Paralegal Bootcamp

The federal rules talk about producing electronically stored information in a way that is usable. You can get some pushback from opposing counsel or even perhaps the court. There have been huge strides made there with technology-assisted review. There are, of course, exceptions.