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Want to Get Primed for TAR? The Sedona Conference Has You Covered

Photo of Gilbert S. KeteltasBy Gilbert S. Keteltas on Posted in TAR, The Sedona Conference
The Sedona Conference recently announced the release of its Technology Assisted Review (TAR) Case Law Primer. While this final version of the primer will be published in the Summer 2017 Sedona Conference Journal, the final/prepublication edition can be downloaded at no charge here. Why is this primer needed? As noted by The Sedona Conference’s deputy … Continue Reading

Judge Peck’s Latest Decision on Technology Assisted Review (TAR): Our Past Blog Posts Revisited

Photo of Gilbert S. KeteltasBy Gilbert S. Keteltas on Posted in Predictive Coding, TAR
Many who consider Magistrate Judge Peck’s recent opinion and order in Rio Tinto PLC v. Vale S.A., which he titled “Predictive Coding a.k.a. Computer Assisted Review a.k.a. Technology Assisted Review (TAR) – Da Silva Moore Revisited,” will focus on his declaration “that it is now black letter law that where the producing party wants to … Continue Reading

Human or Technology Assisted: Imperfect Review Can Still be Defensible (SDNY)

Photo of Gilbert S. KeteltasBy Gilbert S. Keteltas on Posted in E-Discovery Rules
It’s a common refrain that, while courts have allowed the use of technology assisted review, no court has yet blessed the outcome of an imperfect technology assisted review process over the objection of another party.  But dicta in Judge Denise Cote’s recent decision in FHFA v. HSBC North America Holdings Inc. (SDNY) (“HSBC“) gets darn close. HSBC is one of a number of … Continue Reading
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