We last reviewed the case law on predictive coding (also called “technology assisted review” (“TAR”)), about 2 ½ years ago. Back then, we concluded:
The case law has exploded. Where only a handful of cases existed back then [2012], now we find dozens. Substantively, we’re happy to report that courts don’t seem to have anything
This isn’t the first time, but the Blog has a problem with its reporting on cases decided in the ongoing “Opioid” litigation. As lawyers, our first obligations are to our clients, and in this instance some of our clients in the opioid litigation don’t want us talking about their cases. So when that happens, we
It is now 2019, but we are still finding bits of leftover 2018 business on our desk and in our emails. Towards the end of last year, we encountered an avalanche of good rulings from the Southern District of Indiana in the Cook IVC filters litigation. Here is one we found hidden in the toe