While the promise of predictive coding is alluring, many questions remain for corporations and law firms: Where does the software end and the importance of workflow begin? Are companies using it ...

Predictive coding can be extremely useful and powerful in a discovery context by dramatically reducing the size of review sets. But the tools can be used in many other ways, and law departments ...

With predictive coding, one no longer needs the armies of associates or contract attorneys to review each and every document, meaning thousands of billable hours will be cut out of the process.

Predictive coding has been described as lawyer-driven, computer-assisted document review. At its most basic, it is a form of automated document review; but strictly understanding it this way is to ...