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Predictive Coding Can Cut Time, Cost of Document Review in Second Requests

Discovery costs can eat up a significant portion of litigation spend. Of that spend, a large portion is accounted for by the cost of document review. But predictive coding, if deployed correctly, is the best option for significantly - and defensibly - reducing the cost of review.

Filed under: document review, ediscovery, predictive coding, second requests

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