The volume of data that litigation attorneys must sift through in modern practice makes it impossible for them to do eDiscovery on their own.
Enter eDiscovery software, which employs machine learning to cull documents faster (and likely more accurately) than any human can.
If you’re a litigation attorney, who has, to this point, shunned eDiscovery software, you know it’s becoming harder and harder to compete.
So, listen to this podcast, and find out exactly what eDiscovery software can do for you. And if your interest is piqued, feel free to download our complementary eDiscovery Buyers Guide.
In this episode of the NonEventcast, we talk to Steve Ankenbrandt from Milyli, Brian McHughs from Indexed.io and Alisa McLellan from DISCO.
First, we get down to the most contentious question, and find out whether the right Thanksgiving Day term is “stuffing” or “dressing” (2:40). We also talked about the value of eDiscovery software (5:19), and how it makes law firm or legal department processes more defensible (9:19). Next, we quizzed everybody on their favorite eDiscovery software feature (10:26), before discussing future trends (18:44). Finally, we wrap up by talking about how to implement eDiscovery software, if you’re doing it for the first time (23:55).
Jared Correia, a consultant and legal technology expert, is the host of the Non-Eventcast, the featured podcast of the Above the Law Non-Event for Tech-Perplexed Lawyers.
