There is a new case out of Chicago that advances the jurisprudence of my sub-specialty, Legal Search. City of Rockford v. Mallinckrodt ARD Inc., 2018 WL 3766673, Case 3:17-cv-50107 (N.D. Ill., Aug. 7, 2018). This discovery order was written by Read More …
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What Information Theory Tell Us About e-Discovery and the Projected ‘Information → Knowledge → Wisdom’ Transition
This is an article on Information Theory, the Law, e-Discovery, Search and the evolution of our computer technology culture from Information → Knowledge → Wisdom. The article as usual assumes familiarity with writings on AI and the Law, especially active machine Read More …
Predictive Coding and Proportionality: A Marriage Made In Heaven
I am proud to announce the publication of a scholarly article I wrote this summer on my two favorite subjects, the proportionality doctrine and predictive coding. This was a real labor of love, although, truth be told, it was hell to write Read More …
My Basic Plan for Document Reviews: The “Bottom Line Driven” Approach – Part Four
This is the final part four of the series by Ralph Losey explaining his document review strategy. Please read part one, two, and three first. A Big Data Example Let us change the scenario somewhat for a final quick hypothetical. Assume 10,000,000 documents after Read More …
My Basic Plan for Document Reviews: The “Bottom Line Driven” Approach – Part Three
This is part three of the series by Ralph Losey explaining his document review strategy. Please read part one and part two first. Relative Speeds of Review Assuming your document review project is large enough, and you can use AI enhanced software Read More …