Cadwalader's Gregory A. Markel and Erika B. Engelson give an overview of the judiciary's assessment of predictive coding, from Da Silva Moore to Global Aerospace to Kleen Products.

There are fewer large e-discovery companies this year than last year, but they reached a combined 2010 revenue of $1B, technology research firm Gartner said Thursday.

Three Atlanta-based lawyers address the technological benefits predictive coding brings to document review, as well as the worry that it's a job-killer for young associates.

Union Pacific, the nation’s largest railroad company, told CIO Journal that a new software program deployed throughout its network can predict certain kinds of derailments days or weeks before they are likely to occur,...

The speakers on LegalTech West Coast's predictive coding panel, 'Under Fire: Defending and Challenging Technology-Assisted Review,' seemed more intent on challenging judicial and legal industry assumptions about the review...

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Perhaps, depending on one's view of the logical consequence of the Da Silva Moore Court's rationale for permitting its use: "In this case, the Court determined that the use of predictive coding was appropriate considering: (1)...

...a frank discussion of the specific weaknesses of the overall Predictive Coding technique. Here are just three drawbacks of the technique: 1) PC tagging algorithms are not transparent. No one really knows why the PC engine "chose" the documents it did...