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Despite this guidance, some attorneys may feel overwhelmed by the current state of predictive coding technology and they will be inclined to remain on the sidelines until the technology and case law evolve. If you find yourself in the “wait-and-see” camp, this article just might convince you that the time to try predictive coding has arrived. Here in Part 2, the top 3 eDiscovery & compliance predictive coding use cases for the “risk-averse” attorney are discussed. Each of the use cases summarizes different situations where users may be able to reap the rewards of predictive coding while minimizing the risk of something going wrong.
Read the original article at: Top 3 eDiscovery & Compliance Use Cases (Part 2)