Sentences with phrase «of predictive coding»

This indicates that predictive coding continues to gain interest within the industry, considering that in the previous year's survey 55 % of respondents said they were considering the use of predictive coding.

The availability of predictive coding also reduces the number of attorneys needed to conduct document review.

One can use various forms of predictive coding to sort files for particular topics or for degrees of sensitivity: what's relevant, what's privileged, and so on.

For matters that involve a high volume of responsive documents, it may be more efficient to use the full scope of predictive coding.

The goal of predictive coding is to use computers to substitute software judgment for human judgment.

We will also need to give basic training in statistics to understand the probabilities of predictive coding and how to use the data to determine what should be reviewed.

The advent of predictive coding with the express purpose of not reviewing all documents has pushed this concept to the forefront.

The focus of predictive coding has centered on document review, where most people believe its adoption can have the greatest impact on reducing e-discovery costs.

Within the last two years, federal and state courts around the country have issued decisions endorsing the use of predictive coding and accepting it as the norm.

In Hyles v. New York City, 2016 WL 4077114 (S.D.N.Y. Aug. 1, 2016), Judge Peck wrote on an issue that has become his trademark - the use of predictive coding in e-discovery.

processes needed to supplement the use of predictive coding as part of a defensible legal review workflow; and

The focus was on the practical applications of predictive coding for specific use cases, including for litigation, investigations and HSR second requests.

Compilation of articles surrounding the emergence of predictive coding technology in e-discovery.

Our second segment was a panel led by Chris Dale, an industry leading eDiscovery consultant, who held an interactive discussion with the audience regarding the «acceptance of predictive coding technology by the English courts».

The growing acceptance of predictive coding as a highly efficient, effective and defensible approach to the document review conundrum is...

The court's decision referenced U.S. Judge Peck's seminal Da Silva Moore v Publicis Groupe & MSL Group decision and the Irish High Court endorsement of predictive coding in Irish Bank Resolution Corporation Ltd. v Quinn as persuasive, albeit non-binding, precedent.

FTI Technology is hosting a webcast tomorrow, entitled Predictive Discovery: Taking Predictive Coding Out of the «Black Box,» to discuss the practical implications and application of predictive coding technologies.

We discussed analytics and other key trends, the challenges that legal teams are likely to face in 2013, and his predictions for the use of predictive coding by practicing attorneys over the next twelve months.

However, the wide - held perception that human review represents the «gold standard» has certainly slowed adoption of predictive coding.

In the U.S., practice technologies have boomed first in the e-discovery segment, where now even New York's elite law firms like Skadden are praising the benefits of predictive coding, which uses machine learning to dramatically save time and money on attorney review of documents.

case study examples of predictive coding and analytics working together on a Second - Request, internal investigation and trial prep.

In another influential ruling in Rio Tinto Plc v. Vale S.A. (Southern District of New York, 2015), Judge Peck addressed the issue of transparency, stating that in general that he encourages parties to be transparent with their seed set development but also noted that there are other means to evaluate the efficacy of predictive coding without agreeing on seed set parameters, including manual sampling of coded documents.

Evan Koblentz of Law Technology News reported on the completion of the predictive coding process in January 2013.

In February 2016, a London court supported the use of predictive coding software in a legal disclosure process, which often involves lawyers receiving huge volumes of documents from those representing the other side in a case.

A lot of predictive coding tools employ a relevancy score, which essentially rates the system's confidence on a document's relevance.

Likewise, for cases that involve a mix of hard copy documents and electronic documents, it is better to deal with the hard copy documents manually, and use some form of predictive coding on the electronic documents to balance the manual work with a highly efficient approach for the digital portion.

Another signal pointing to momentum is the emergence of predictive coding pundits and experts in Australia — which were all but non-existent a year ago.

Keyword search involves looking for specific words or phrases in a document collection and is «a good place to start, just to get your arms around some of the key issues and documents in a case,» says Matt Nelson, senior e-discovery counsel for Symantec in San Francisco and author of Predictive Coding for Dummies.

While predictive coding is growing in acceptance, corporations indicate a preference to use trusted and proven service providers to handle the complexity and defensibility of predictive coding.

Etgen contends that this unfulfilled promise of predictive coding can be traced to three primary factors:

As other judges followed suit, issuing their own opinions endorsing or approving predictive coding, the trend led law firm Gibson Dunn, in its annual e-discovery update, to declare 2012 «the year of predictive coding.»

Ari: [29:16] Joe, on that point, it was interesting, when we were doing the research, that 88 percent of the people, both in - house counsels and law firm lawyers, wanted to learn more about measuring and understanding the effectiveness of predictive coding.

[1:34] After we introduce today's presenters, we'll receive a brief overview of predictive coding and then launch right into the survey methodology that was used to gather feedback from counsel on this topic.

This was not necessarily because it was a particularly novel situation or judgment; nor because it was the English court's first public approval of predictive coding (although that must have been an important factor).

While it may be difficult to envisage a situation in which a disclosing party would not wish to avail itself of the potential benefits of using some form of TAR in suitable cases, if in such circumstances the court follows the overwhelming endorsement of predictive coding given in Pyrrho and BCA Trading, it may well order a disclosing party to use predictive coding or other form of TAR irrespective of its wishes.

No sooner had we posted our recent blog about In re Actos, the case in which parties jointly determined document relevance as part of a predictive coding protocol, when a trusted colleague asked this question: «I wonder... how most parties would feel about having the other side help determine wh...

I would argue that although having an opponent at the table is going to be a non-starter, the courts should be much more carefully examining whether they actually have a sufficient understanding of predictive coding methodology and performance to make a proportionality ruling under Rule 26, since, as the Da Silva court noted, the court's ability to okay its use is rooted in part in the proportionality rule.

Some studies support the reliability of predictive coding.

Offering a unique, visual approach to all phases of the predictive coding process, Ringtail reduces the complexity associated with technology - assisted review and replaces it with an easy - to - use, intuitive workflow.

Some of the top practices touched on included preservation and collection, when to utilize service providers, tackling the uncertain waters of predictive coding and leveraging data re-use.

Master Matthews was taken through the potential cost savings of predictive coding by Taylor Wessing associate Edward Spencer.

The court kept returning to the theme of cost control and comparing the costs of manual review to Predictive Coding: «the costs overall of a predictive coding review should be considerably lower.

Murphy also added the rise of predictive coding, the impact of big data, visualization, and data clustering as other key issues being driven by increased in - house control of e-discovery to improve efficiency and reduce cost.

Even though supporters of predictive coding will argue that many of those complexities are largely hidden from actual users of the technology, the promise of cheaper, more efficient e-discovery has yet to outweigh the fear of the unknown for many lawyers.

Anyone who has followed the discussion of predictive coding in document review in eDiscovery will recognize that metric.

Here are some best practices for getting the most out of predictive coding:

The latest Hybrid Multimodal method to use predictive coding will be explained, along with the primary errors of the Predictive Coding 1.0 and 2.0.