-
Categories
-
Recent Posts
- NightOwl Global and the business value of being likeable
- Interview: Andrew Szwez of FTI Consulting on the value of using RelativityOne
- The Disclosure Pilot: narrow focus of disclosure issues and not using the disclosure pilot as an offensive weapon
- Interview: Marc Zamsky of Compliance on the benefits of RelativityOne
- Story Development for legal teams from FTI Technology
- What does it cost and what does it look like? Relativity improves its UI and pricing
- Interview: Craig Carpenter of X1 on the X1 partnership with Relativity
- Discovering the value of rest
- EDRM webinar on 29 January: What to do at Legalweek
- Sunday Brunch at Legalweek with Consilio, Nuix and APT Search
- Interview: Antonia Karlan of Control Risks on the benefits of using RelativityOne
- Missing Legalweek for the first time since 2007
- EDRM announces Global Advisory Council 2020
- Interview: Kelly Atherton of NightOwl Global on using Relativity’s Active Learning
- Consilio webinar: using magic and dragons to validate analytics
About this site
-
Tag Archives: Chris Dale
The interviewer interviewed: me on the use of video to promote businesses and ideas
Well, this is a bit different. I do a lot of video interviews. I am usually the one quietly asking polite questions while someone else sits in the limelight talking about their business or about some subject of interest. Now … Continue reading
Posted in Discovery, eDisclosure, eDiscovery, Electronic disclosure
Tagged Chris Dale
Leave a comment
Now we have a contested predictive coding application succeeding in the UK
Yesterday morning, I moderated a panel at the IICE Summit on the subject of Pyrrho and predictive coding. Even as we were talking, the court was delivering a judgment in another case in favour of a party seeking to use … Continue reading
Posted in Discovery, eDisclosure, eDiscovery, Electronic disclosure, Predictive Coding, Recommind
Tagged Chris Dale, Ed Spencer, Hal Marcus, Judge Waxse, Vince Neicho
Leave a comment
Some predictive coding resources useful for UK lawyers
I am increasingly being asked to talk about predictive coding in the UK, and the subject warrants an article of its own. I will come to that shortly, but meanwhile point you to two articles published in the last few … Continue reading
