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Recent case law has shown strong support for the use of technology-assisted review (TAR): its accuracy and efficiency have been praised by judges and parties alike. However, despite her approval of the process as a “far more accurate means of producing responsive ESI in discovery … than human review or keyword searches,” Magistrate Judge Peggy A. Leen rejected the plaintiff’s use of the tool in Progressive Casualty Insurance v. Delaney after many months of delay in the production of requested electronic evidence. Before commencing discovery, the parties agreed to a protocol for handling electronically stored information (ESI), which the […]
Read the original article at: How Not to Thwart the Progress of Technology-Assisted Review