Sentences with phrase «using tar»

How much can you save using TAR 2.0, the advanced form of technology assisted review used by Catalyst's Insight Predict?

To get to 75 percent recall using a TAR 1.0 approach (one - time training; 2,000 training documents), you would have to review over 284,000 documents.

Precision using a TAR 1.0 system would be less than 1 percent.

Precision using a TAR 2.0 system would be about 41 percent.

The proportion of respondents using TAR increased from 57 percent in 2015 to 60 percent this year, the survey finds.

More significantly, of the companies that are using TAR, they are using it for more of their matters, with 29 percent using it in half or more of their matters.

The City claimed that using TAR would not be cost - effective and due to previous disagreements on discovery issues, felt that coming up with an agreeable set of seed documents would be difficult.

While the DOJ «would be open to discussion» about using TAR in such cases, it is not ready to adopt it as a standard procedure, the memo said.

Many practitioners were cautious of using TAR for a number of reasons, some of which may have been rooted in a general lack of understanding of the techniques available or an underlying mistrust of the technology.

The lawyer would use the client's index of records to prepare to make production — searching with the speed of electrons, instead of reading each record for relevance and privilege, or using a TAR device (technology assisted review device) which devices are based upon a faulty concept of e-review, and still without a history of proven reliability.

Overall, they showed that CAL solved a number of real - world problems that had bedeviled review managers using TAR 1.0 protocols.

So while it's difficult to quote a precise number beforehand telling you how much you'll save in a given case by using TAR 2.0 and CAL, we can show that for any given case it will significantly outperform any alternatives.

In the context of real - world litigation, however, using TAR may be only half the battle — there is also the issue of having to pay for it.

«Using tar sands and oil shale as energy sources while ignoring climate disruption, air pollution, water pollution, resource depletion, and conservation measures is like pissing in the wind.»

It's Our Choice Main Sierra Club and ForestEthics Urge PepsiCo to Stop Using Tar Sands Fuel»

Over the past year, corporations have come under increasing public pressure to stop using tar sands oil.

This week 58 groups representing millions of Americans and Canadians delivered an open letter to many of the largest North American corporations asking them to reduce or eliminate their use of fuel from refineries using tar sands.

Please could you explain how an increase in confidence in solar forcing in the AR4 combined with using TAR solar forcings is meant to decrease confidence from «very likely»...?

Using the TAR estimates of radiative forcing gives 2.7 Watts / m2.

I suspect that in 2007, using the TAR hockey stick as background may not have been a felicitous choice, although it certainly does resemble the cover of HIS, although without the horizontal bar.

Boua is noted for his textured and layered compositions, using tar and acrylic on found cardboard boxes.

Sultan went on to explore the use of color, texture and design, using tar on linoleum squares and precise patterns of dots, beginning with dominoes and, eventually, flowers.

Armand Boua is noted for his textured and layered compositions, using tar and acrylic on found cardboard boxes.

That suggests Neandertals, an extinct species closely related to humans, used tar well before our own species did.

Ships use the tar - like, sulfur - concentrated remains of petroleum left once the gasoline, oil and all other products have been extracted.

For example, some tar sands production uses the tar sands themselves as sources of energy for some of the process — classed as «internal» inputs.

This means that corporate counsel and their outside legal teams can use TAR and machine - learning tools for investigations, early case assessment and for identifying documents to promote for individual cases.

Within individual matters, a company's legal teams are able to use TAR in the traditional way of ranking documents for review and reducing the overall number of documents to review.

TAR offers many advantages in e-discovery, but the reason it took off as it did was ultimately economic — it was far cheaper for the client and far more efficient for the lawyers to use TAR to review large quantities of documents for e-discovery.

3119, 2016 WL 4077114 (S.D.N.Y. Aug. 1, 2016)(requesting party can not force responding party to use TAR); Rio Tinto PLC v. Vale S.A., 14 Civ.

This is a concern for some lawyers when considering whether to use TAR.

How can I use TAR and other advanced analytical tools to make my review more proportional and cost - effective?

3042, 2015 WL 4367250 (S.D.N.Y. July 15, 2015)(appointing TAR Special Master); Rio Tinto PLC v. Vale S.A., 306 F.R.D. 125 (S.D.N.Y. 2015)(black letter law that responding party can use TAR); Da Silva Moore v. Publicis Groupe, 287 F.R.D. 182 (S.D.N.Y. 2012)(first judical decision approving use of predictive coding aka TAR), aff'd, 2012 WL 1446534 (S.D.N.Y. Apr. 26, 2012); William A. Gross Constr.

With less than half of 2016 remaining, the next step in the rise of TAR might be a case in which the court orders a party to use TAR against its wishes.

Experts from all parts of the e-discovery compass convene to discuss how they use TAR in their e-dis... >>

How can parties use TAR in a defensible way?

But even though Judge Peck agreed with Hyles» attorneys «that in general, TAR is cheaper, more efficient and superior to keyword searching,» he concluded that the party responding to a discovery request is best situated to choose its methods and technologies and that he was without authority to force it to use TAR.

In the Aug. 1 Hyles decision, attorneys for Pauline Hyles, a black female who is suing the city for workplace discrimination, had sought to force the city to use TAR, arguing it would be more cost efficient and effective than keyword searches.

Specifically, when courts approve requests to use TAR, they often set the condition that counsel disclose the TAR process they used and which documents they used for training.

Our E-Discovery experts will provide concrete, sophisticated recommendations on when to hire a vendor, use TAR or other analytics, hire contract attorneys, plan a budget to manage everything, and other issues that arise in large and complex lawsuits.

After receiving Judge Buch's permission, the petitioners went on to use a TAR process and to use the results of that process to respond to the IRS commissioner's discovery requests.

and should allow commercial parties to use TAR with confidence.»

At almost any level 50,000 and above, you are going to be spending more on that sort of review than you would spending the money to use TAR and it's not that complicated.

He went on to state that «it is not up to the Court, or the requesting party (Hyles), to force the City as the responding party to use TAR when it prefers to use keyword searching.

Even though Judge Peck emphasized «that in general, TAR is cheaper, more efficient and superior to keyword searching,» he nevertheless declined to force the defendants to use TAR, finding that it hasn't yet displaced other tools to the point where using something else is unreasonable.

Plaintiff proposed that the City should use TAR as a «more cost - effective and efficient method of obtaining ESI from Defendants.»

Gareth Evans from Gibson Dunn & Crutcher explores how different technologies and strategies can enable lawyers to more effectively use TAR.

Our E-Discovery experts will provide concrete, sophisticated recommendations on when to hire a vendor, use TAR or other analytics, hire contract attorneys, plan a budget to manage everything, and other -LSB-...]

If, instead, you used a TAR 2.0 continuous learning protocol, the job would be done after reviewing only 6,000 documents.

At issue in each case was the plaintiffs desire for defendants to use TAR instead of relying on search terms to i...