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This is the second in a series revisiting Ball in Your Court columns and posts from the primordial past of e-discovery–updating and critiquing in places, and hopefully restarting a few conversations.
Unclear on the Concept [Originally published in Law Technology News, May 2005]
A colleague buttonholed me at the American Bar Association’s recent TechShow and asked if I’d visit with a company selling concept search software to electronic discovery vendors. Concept searching allows electronic documents to be found based on the ideas they contain instead of particular words. A concept search […]
Read the complete article at: Unclear on the Concept, Revisited