On Friday, Judge Andrew J. Peck issued an important ruling in Monique Da Silva Moore v. Publicis Groupe & MSL Group, a widely followed discovery dispute about computer assisted document…

This is a live blog post from Legal Tech NY. The session is Judicial Perspectives on Technology-Assisted Review, hosted by Xerox Litigation Services. The panelists are Judges Andrew M. Peck,…

Over the weekend I was reminded of how, in the early days of the Net, Google supplanted Yahoo as the place to find websites. And that made me think about…

This is a live blog post from the Masters Conference session, A Discussion about the Emergence of Electronic Discovery Related Certifications. Good, bad, Indifferent? The panelists are Magistrate Judge John…

Recently Law Technology News published a set of articles on e-discovery certification. I stated my views in my post Calming the E-Discovery Certification Waters – Comments on LTN Articles. Subsequently…

Law Technology News (1 August 2011) carries four related articles about recent e-discovery certification developments. For those interested in the topic, this is essential reading.  The lead article by well-know…

Last month I suggested in Wall Street Traders Trust Computers, Why Don’t Lawyers? that the time has come to rely on automated document review in discovery. A comment by Keith…

A hot legal topic is predictive coding in e-discovery. In the automated approach to reviewing discovery documents for responsiveness, computers do much of the work instead of armies of humans…