E-discovery professionals caution against getting too caught up in complex definitions and acronyms, and placing too much emphasis on just one document review approach, at recent Legalweek 2022 panel.
March 09, 2022 at 02:56 PM
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Technology Assisted Review (TAR) 1.0 or 2.0? Or Continuous Active Learning (wait—isn’t CAL just TAR 2.0)? And hold on—there’s a TAR 3.0 now?
Tired of the all acronyms (and numbers) yet? You’re not the only one. While the AI-powered e-discovery review, commonly known as TAR, has helped e-discovery teams achieve new heights of efficiency, some are less than thrilled at having to navigate increasingly complex definitions and protocols.
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