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Throwing a wrench in the document review machine

November 10, 2012
/ TECHNOLOGY

10 November 2012– There was an interesting piece in EDD Update entitled “Throwing a Wrench in the Document Review Machine”. It is about the “issue-of-the-moment” in ediscovery. No, not whether you need a hyphen in ediscovery/e-discovery. It is about computers against humans, the debate being waged around predictive coding to determine the future of document review. The article discusses a recent New York Law Journal article by Steve Green and Mark Yacano of Hudson Legal, which questions two sources widely cited to support the use of technology-assisted review: Laura Grossman and Gordon Cormack’s “Technology-Assisted Review Can (and Does) Yield More Accurate Results Than Exhaustive Manual Review, With Much Lower Effort” and the 2009 Text Retrieval Conference (TREC) Legal Track Interactive Task study.

For the EDD Update piece click here.

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