eDiscovery experts and commentators have championed the promise of technology-assisted review (TAR) since Judge Andrew Peck’s Da Silva Moore decision in February of 2012. But exactly how is TAR faring in the real world of complex discovery? Here’s a webcast tomorrow that will discuss how the latest generation of structured and conceptual analytics tools are being used to increase efficiencies and drive positive outcomes to translate TAR’s promise into practical results!
Tomorrow, HaystackID will host the webcast TAR in the Real World: From Promise to Practicality at noon ET (11am CT, 9am PT). In this practical presentation, eDiscovery analytics and legal review experts will share an overview of the industry’s most advanced analytics technologies and highlight recommended workflows and appropriate use cases for achieving quantifiably impactful increases in document review efficiency and accuracy. Highlights include:
- Structured Analytics: Threading the Email Needle
- Conceptual Analytics: From Choices (TAR 1.0 v. 2.0) to Clusters
- Brains and Brawn: Considering Brainspace and Relativity
- A Good Stopping Point: The Why and When of Workflow Decisions with Continuous Active Learning
Speakers include:
- Michael Sarlo, EnCE, CBE, CCLO, RCA, CCPA – Michael is a Partner and Senior EVP of eDiscovery and Digital Forensics for HaystackID.
- Adam Rubinger, JD. – As an EVP with HaystackID, Adam brings more than 20 years of experience and applied expertise in advising, consulting, and managing large-scale eDiscovery projects.
- Anya Korolyov, Esq. – As Director of Project Management with HaystackID, Anya has 12 years of experience in eDiscovery with extensive expertise with Second Requests as an attorney and consultant.
- Seth Curt Schechtman, Esq. – As Senior Managing Director of Review Services for HaystackID, Seth has extensive review experience, including class actions, MDLs, and Second Requests.
- Young Yu – As Director of Client Service with HaystackID, Young is the primary strategic and operational advisor to clients in eDiscovery matters.
You can still register for the webcast here – it’s not too late!
In addition, HaystackID just announced today their new ReviewRight Protect™ services that combine machine learning with extensive legal and regulatory discovery and review experience to provide insight and intelligence to inform post-breach data-driven decisions and responses. ReviewRight Protect can be used by corporations, law firms, insurers, cybersecurity providers, and incident response companies that are suffering from data breaches to assess their exposure, identify the at-risk data, and get back online more quickly. Find out more here!
So, what do you think? Are you interested in learning new ways to leverage TAR and other machine learning technologies? Please share any comments you might have or if you’d like to know more about a particular topic.
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