Retired federal judge Andrew Peck has seen technology make its way into the courts, in part due to his own rulings promoting technology-assisted review (TAR) in e-discovery in 2012’s Da Silva Moore v. Publicis Groupe and 2015’s Rio Tinto v. Valle. However, he says there is still work to be done to integrate technology into the law,  not only in the discovery process, but in archiving and information governance, privacy concerns around new data sources like biometrics, and more.

As part of the run-up to Legalweek 2020, Legaltech News is chatting with a number of speakers from this year’s sessions to know. Today’s Q&A is with Hon. Andrew Peck, retired magistrate judge at the Southern District of New York and current senior counsel at DLA Piper. His Legaltech sessions include “Tech Matters: Managing Legal and Ethical Issues at the Cutting Edge of eDiscovery” on Tuesday, February 4 at 11:30 a.m; “Data Privacy and Data Protection Update” on Wednesday, February 5 at 3:30 p.m.; and the keynote “Judicial Foresight is 2020 at Legalweek: A View From the Bench” on Thursday, February 6 at 9:00 a.m.