TCDI's Caragh Landry Talks E-Discovery and Analytics
Landry, an e-discovery veteran, spoke with LTN about her transition to TCDI and some of the changes she's hoping to see in the industry moving forward.
January 11, 2018 at 11:28 AM
5 minute read
While analytics and Big Data have been popular in the e-discovery technology realm for a few years now, that popularity doesn't seem to have carried over quite as far into e-discovery practice as many would like.
Caragh Landry, e-discovery group TCDI's new president of litigation services, is hoping to change that. A former global head of managed document review at e-discovery group Integreon, Landry has seen e-discovery transition from scanning and coding boxes of documents into a far more digital process, but one that still seems to lack a fair amount of analytics-based oversight.
Landry spoke with LTN about her transition to work at TCDI and the shifts she's seen in the industry in recent years:
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