Matthew Prewitt discusses issues surrounding the ongoing Kleen Products case and technology-assisted review
May 30, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Schiff Hardin Partner Matthew Prewitt opines on the potential impact of Judge Nan Nolan’s eventual ruling in Kleen Prodcuts, LLC, et al v. Packaging Corp. of America, et al., as well as on the use of predictive coding technology.
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