I have been focusing on the problem of high e-discovery costs since 2006. At that time I phased out my general trial practice and devoted all of my professional time to electronic discovery law. I focused on the expenses associated Read More …
Tag: IRT
My Basic Plan for Document Reviews: The “Bottom Line Driven” Approach – Part One
Editors Note: This is a complete rewrite of earlier descriptions of Ralph Losey’s bottom line driven review method. I have been focusing on the problem of high e-discovery costs since 2006. At that time I phased out my general trial Read More …
Robot Games: the Gamification of Legal Review
The last blog, Robots With A Story To Tell, illustrated the use of narrative to improve legal search and review. This blog goes a bit further into the not-too-distant future and illustrates the gamification of legal review. Gamification per Wikipedia is the use of game thinking Read More …
Robots With A Story To Tell
Robot Stories: How storytelling narratives will be part of machine learning in the not-too distant future as told from the perspective of the robots. This is the second in a series of instructional cartoons on predictive coding; what it is now, Read More …
Vote For Your Favorite Robot Names
I received many great suggestions for names to the two robots who star in my new predictive coding animation series. The new cartoons kicked off this Sunday with Bad Robot! Thanks to all who participated. All of the suggestions were very clever, Read More …