Although predictive coding is not necessarily designed for a specific type of matter or case size, 88% of respondents agreed there are certain parameters that may make its usage successful.

Magistrate Judge Joe B. Brown’s recent order permitting predictive coding in Bridgestone Americas v. International Business Machines Corporation has received a lot of attention because it ...

Predictive coding “is not a magic, Staples-Easy-Button, solution appropriate for all cases.” The technology is expensive and the coding process requires attorneys to commit to training the ...

But, as predictive coding continues to quickly transform the landscape of large-scale discovery, our experience has been that some in-house counsel (as well as some veteran litigators) are still ...

Sarah Brown, Epiq[/caption] In eDiscovery, discussions about “artificial intelligence” generally focus on predictive coding—the machine learning process that reduces the time human reviewers ...

Specifically, keyword searching can be substantially less costly than predictive coding. And three recent cases demonstrate that keyword searching remains a defensible e-discovery plan.

Guest Post by Matthew Nelson In Re: Actos (Pioglitazone) Products Liability Litigation recently surfaced as the newest case to fuel the continuing debate about the use of predictive coding ...

Predictive Coding Process Improves Review Accuracy and Shortens Review Time When Managing ESI for Complex Litigation, Investigations, and HSR Second Requests Story by Marketwired October 1, 2012 ...

Promoted by Epiq. No matter the size or scope of a matter, predictive coding and continuous active learning (CAL) have the power to change how you tackle the challenging task of document review.