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Managed Review and Predictive Coding in High-Stakes Disclosures

A U.K.-based law firm representing a pharmaceutical client in the damages phase of a patent infringement litigation faced extensive disclosure requirements and tight deadlines for a dataset of more than 500,000 documents.

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The Lawyer - Global Litigation 50 Report, 2017

Technology is revolutionising the way lawyers practice their trade. To deliver the greatest value to their clients, legal professionals must know about the latest technological solutions.

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Part 2: The Evolution of Predictive Coding in Australia

Paul Hunter shares some comments on what lawyers in Australia need to keep in mind as predictive coding gains adoption in the region.

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The Evolution of Predictive Coding in Australia

Phil Smith, a director in FTI Technology’s Melbourne, Australia office, is an expert advisor to clients looking to implement predictive coding. He shared some insights on how the technology is evolving in Australia and FTI’s efforts to help clients update strategies and streamline e-discovery reviews using technology that is still nascent in the region.

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Lessons Learned in Canadian Competition Law

In a recent merger, a Canadian corporation was tasked with responding to the Competition Bureau’s request for supplementary information, known as a Supplementary Information Request (SIR), similar to Second Requests in the U.S. Working closely with the client and FTI’s team of experts, Tim Klinger, Managing Director at FTI Technology and the lead for the company’s practice in Canada, helped the client implement FTI’s Ringtail e-discovery software to review approximately 420 GB of data that was potentially relevant to the government’s request.

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Predictive Coding - the Future of Document Review?

On a webcast hosted by The Lawyer, a panel of experts discussed a number of key questions around predictive coding, including examining the issues raised in the Pyrrho case, the impact it would have on the UK market and what the future holds for law firms and corporates.

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How Predictive Coding is Changing the Legal Landscape

The first formal judicial endorsement of the use of predictive coding in e-disclosure in the UK came from Master Matthews in his High Court ruling in the Pyrrho Investments v MWB Property Ltd case. In this paper, we look at the landmark decision and how it is likely to impact e-disclosure costs and proportionality arguments in UK courts, and increase the willingness of legal teams to use predictive coding in document reviews as part of a wide range of disputes and investigations.

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Monumental Ruling on Predictive Coding in the UK

By now you have probably heard about the February 16th ruling in the case Pyrrho Investments and MWB Business Exchange v. MWB Property and others by Master Matthews of English High Court. In the ruling, Master Matthews outlines many of today’s e-discovery (or ‘e-disclosure’) challenges for litigants – the growing mountain of data for any-sized litigant, and the shortcomings of keyword searches.

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Measuring Your E-discovery Program Against Industry, 2015

How does your e-discovery program measure against your peers? How does your team size, budget and technology adoption compare to other companies? Download the study now to learn best practices from Fortune 1000 e-discovery professionals on a range of topics, from data security to budget transparency and retention policies.

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Predictive Discovery: Taking Predictive Coding out of the “Black Box”

View this webcast to hear our panelists take predictive coding out of the black box by discussing methods for testing, measuring, and defending the methodology.

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FTI Balances Competing Concerns in Major Telecom Merger to Deliver Second Request on Time and Under Budget

A proposed merger between telecom giants generated a Hart Scott Rodino Second Request action that resulted in considerable difficulties for the parties involved.

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What Does Counsel Really Think About Predictive Coding?

While the promise of predictive coding is alluring, many questions remain for corporations and law firms. Where does the software end and the importance of workflow begin? What can lawyers do to effectively defend its use? Are companies using it successfully? How much money can it save?

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Advice from Counsel: The Emerging E-discovery Playbook

Fortune 1000 corporate counsel share advice about how corporations manage their e-discovery programs in this annual survey.

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Seeing is Believing: Using Visual Analytics to Take Predictive Coding Out of the Black Box

Download this white paper learn more about confirming predictive coding results.

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Can Predictive Coding Add Value to Your Case?

Landmark cases including Da Silva Moore have resulted in rulings favorable to predictive coding. But is this proven process right for your case, or will it add more problems than it solves? Download this white paper and use its 10 guidelines as a quick self-assessment.

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Advice from Counsel - Can Predictive Coding Deliver on its Promise?

FTI Technology commissioned an interdisciplinary survey of law firm leaders and senior corporate counsel to identify key trends and perspectives on the emergence of predictive coding.

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Dynamo Q&A with Expert Witness Jim Scarazzo

On September 17 Judge Buch of the U.S. Tax Court made an important ruling in favor of predictive coding in the Dynamo Holdings Limited Partnership, Dynamo GP, Inc., tax matters partner, et al v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue case. This is the Tax Court’s first ever opinion regarding how to conduct e-discovery, and FTI’s own Jim Scarazzo served as an expert witness in court and was cited several times in the ruling. Here is a short Q&A with Jim about the case and his involvement.

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Advice from Counsel | Part 2: The Emerging E-discovery Playbook

In an earlier post we introduced some interesting findings from our annual Advice from Counsel study and highlighted some in-sourcing and outsourcing trends that corporations are exhibiting as part of their overall corporate e-discovery playbook. While the previous post discussed “plays” around collection and preservation, as well as guidelines for choosing service providers this post will focus on the smart plays around predictive coding and data re-use.

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Part 2: Beyond the hype – Common Use Cases for Predictive Coding

Part 1 of this post introduced some strategies for combining predictive coding with analytics technologies that were discussed on one of FTI’s LegalTech panels in February. Senior managing director Kathryn McCarthy moderated the discussion with Honorable Judge Andrew J. Peck, Jason Lichter from Pepper Hamilton and Eric Leiber of Toyota Motor Sales. In addition to covering case law around predictive coding, they offered three key use cases for when these technologies can best be applied together. In the earlier post, we summarized their recommendations for second requests. Here we discuss internal investigations and depositions.