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A blog post by Albert Barsocchini, Esq. posted on the EDD Update blog.
This article discusses the use of advanced analytics to limit the need for a traditional "linear" review of all potentially relevant documents during litigation.
This article states, Advanced analytics, judicial acceptance of computer aided coding, claw back/quick-peek agreements, and aggressive use of Rule 16 hearings have given attorneys a level of confidence that they can produce responsive ESI without spending time and money on a final linear review."
In addition, the blog also quotes an anonymous attorney from a "major" law firm as having said, "Usually after our interviews and privilege cull using analytics and sampling, we have a pretty good idea of what we have and we don't want to waste our client's money on attorneys going through every single document before production ... and yes we do use claw back agreements."
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