Playing games is a great way to learn. That’s one reason I’ve devised a game concerning the interesting and fairly complex issues involved in trying to determine what e-discovery activities are proportional and appropriate in various sized cases. Specifically, what Read More …
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More Enhancements to the TAR Course with New Videos on the Importance of Keyword Search, Blair Maron, the Search Quadrant and a Similarity Search Tip
Many new enhancements were made to the TAR Course this weekend, including additions and revisions to the written materials, new graphics, new homework (for the first time) for the Twelfth Class (Random Prevalence), along with two new videos, one for Read More …
“e-Discovery For Everyone” – The Latest Book Published by the American Bar Association on Electronic Discovery
Here is the video promo for my new book, e-Discovery for Everyone (ABA, 2017). It can be ordered online now from the ABA and is coming soon to Amazon. (I was going to appear on the Tonight Show to push the book, but they said Read More …
The Doors Are Thrown Open to all 85-Classes of the e-Discovery Team Training Program
I have decided to waive all tuition charges to attend my online training program. It is now entirely free. You are not even required to register. Call it a senior moment if you will, but it just seemed like the Read More …
Predictive Coding 4.0 – Nine Key Points of Legal Document Review and an Updated Statement of Our Workflow – Part Seven
This is the seventh and last installment of the article explaining the e-Discovery Team’s latest enhancements to electronic document review using Predictive Coding. Here are Parts One, Two, Three, Four, Five and Six. This series explains the nine insights behind the latest upgrade to version 4.0. Read More …