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Document Review and Inattentional Blindness?

22 08 2008

While much is written about the processes, practices, and technology associated with legal document review, the following paper by psychology experts Daniel J. Simons and Christopher F. Chabris highlights the human factor of “focus” on recognition and recall.
Gorillas In Our midst:  Sustained Inattentional Blindness For Dynamic Events
With each eye fixation, we experience a richly detailed […]

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Avoiding “Faux” eDiscovery

29 04 2008

By James D. Shook, Esq. and Andrew M Cohen, Esq.

Companies reviewing their electronic discovery options are frequently faced with a difficult choice on how to implement litigation holds and collect relevant electronic information. At first glance, the choice seems to be a “Catch-22”: should they: (a) quickly and inexpensively implement an employee self-service approach, and accept the inherent risks of such an approach; or (b) spend time and effort up-front to deploy tools that will systematically allow an investigator or legal team member to identify and collect the information?

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 Avoiding “Faux eDiscovery”

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  1. Rob Robinson wrote on 02. May 2008 at 11:06 am o'clock                  

    Interesting article.

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