JD Supra

Three years used to be a good time frame for assessing the impact of technology on the various processes that drive legal and business outcomes. It’s not entirely clear if that’s a good measure anymore, but I thought it would be interesting to review the impact of generative artificial intelligence on e-discovery since it was foisted upon us in 2022, according to this article from JD Supra.

Tiana Van Dyk, Managing Director, Legal Solutions, Epiq

"As clients look to reduce costs and improve quality of first pass review, GenAI has proven the importance of having a team of re-skilled review attorneys who are trained in this alternative workflow; attorneys who can support validation and QC at “right sized” costs to show value. Additionally, GenAI allowed us to create an agent most knowledgeable of all of our workflows, SOP’s and pointing to publicly available information on our specific tech stack, which has accelerated operational intelligence for our entire tech team and soon to be end users seeking quick tips on how best to use our tech."

Read the full article here.

Contact
Carrie Trent
Epiq, Senior Director of Communications & Public Relations
Carrie.Trent@epiqglobal.com