Once electronically stored information (ESI) is processed for review in an investigation or in discovery, the realization usually hits: Reviewing each and every document in the vast quantity of electronic material would be prohibitively time-consuming and expensive. Increasingly, lawyers are turning to “technology assisted review” methods for searching voluminous datasets. Cutting edge review platforms are designed to employ machine learning and artificial intelligence to conduct searches of large document collections for responsive or relevant information. Expertise is needed to properly deploy and calibrate these methodologies and to defend them when challenged in court.
