The Legal Intelligencer
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On the Internet, everyone is a critic. Computers have turned every restaurant patron into Gael Greene and every moviegoer into the late Roger Ebert. But what happens when these anonymous critiques go
...Last spring, Judge James Chamblin, of the Twentieth Judicial Circuit Court of Virginia, approved defendants' e-discovery request to process electronically stored information using predictive...
Over the past six months, Philadelphia City Council has proposed a myriad of bills that would place advertisements in our public spaces, e.g. on school buses, on newsstands, entire sides of buildings
...us through his top six tech issues of the year:...
Predictive coding in e-discovery — aka TAR (technology-assisted review) or CAR (computer-assisted review) — had not one, but three separate sessions at the ninth annual 2012 Georgetown Law
Originally Published: Law Technology News
...funds for victims of Agent Orange, the Sept. 11 attacks, the Virginia Tech massacre and the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico...
...objections, a federal court in New York and a state court in Virginia have approved the use of predictive coding for review and production of...
Originally Published: Law Technology News
In recent months, courts have issued several influential electronic data discovery decisions addressing cost recovery and the use of predictive coding. These decisions are of interest to most litigat
Originally Published: Law Technology News
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Feedback is flying fast around the affirmation of Magistrate Judge Andrew Peck's predictive coding order in the potentially historic discovery phase of the da Silva Moore labor dispute
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