New York Commercial Division is surfing the wave to the future, as the court has adopted a new rule to support the use of technology-assisted document review in appropriate cases.
Plenty of commercial litigants are already using technology to help them breeze through potentially labor-intensive tasks such as weeding out irrelevant documents via predictive coding or threading emails for easier reading.
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