Today, EDRM released a final version of guidelines for navigating technology assisted review (TAR). As one might expect from one of the e-discovery market’s leading standards organizations, the document isn’t exactly a beach read.
Three teams consisting of 50 volunteer e-discovery specialists, judges and practitioners helped draft the guidelines, which span 50 pages and touch on everything from quality control to the factors that lawyers should consider when debating whether or not to use TAR.
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