Technology-Assisted Review Gains Steam to Aid Discovery
Image: The use of technology-assisted review to accelerate document-laden legal proceedings is picking up, with courts, regulators, and plaintiffs alike wanting to resolve disputes more efficiently and more accurately. David Remnitz, a forensic technology leader for EY who helped author a handbook on the practice, says there’s been a huge ...
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