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Pro bono work has enabled e-discovery professionals and civil rights advocates to work together in support of the greater good to advance causes with far-reaching implications. Hear from Jaclyn Sattler, Senior Manager, Strategic Initiatives, Relativity, Therese Carey, Senior Director, Global Service Delivery, Epiq, Andrew M. Stroth, Managing Director, Action Injury Law Group, LLC and Harry Trick, senior manager, FRP Advisory.

Want to join an industry-leading technology company where your work will impact a fast-growing product? Join Relativity's Talent Network to receive tailored job opportunities, company news, and event opportunities: https://ow.ly/oIPO50T20Jc #WeAreRelativity

Curious how #RelativityaiR for Review drives faster and higher-quality document review and how you can incorporate the solution into your processes today? Check out Relativity's latest whitepaper on Gen #AI in legal: https://ow.ly/zXWa50TVm7f

The surge in data volume over the past decade has transformed the legal industry. Discover how advanced tech and AI-driven solutions can help you meet tight discovery deadlines. Watch the first episode of a new video series, Candid Sessions, featuring experts from PLUSnxt and Relativity discussing practical strategies for beating deadlines, leveraging #RelativityOne, and optimizing your project management process: https://ow.ly/ZgmH50TV29R #CandidSessions #Legaltech #eDiscovery

In #AI #legal developments, last week's order by the Delaware Supreme Court, "In re Interim Policy on the Use of Generative AI by Judicial Officers and Court Personnel," is interesting because, as the name implies, it differs from most of the court orders we've seen in that--rather than limiting or requiring the disclosure of the use of #GenerativeAI by litigants and counsel--it governs its use by #judicial officers and #court personnel. (Thanks to Senior U.S. District Judge Nora Barry Fischer for the copy of the order below): https://lnkd.in/ejAyJ-Sf Relativity #LegalEducation

"Improper and untimely objections to discovery requests and general objections with no idea what these requests apply to ... [have been] just coming up over and over again these days." - Stephanie Clerkin, CEDS, RCA, Director of Litigation Support at Korein Tillery, during a #RelativityFest discussion on negotiating ESI protocols: https://ow.ly/F1Gl50TUSRY

Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing #ediscovery, and staying ahead means mastering new skills and understanding the evolving job landscape. Join us for an exclusive TRU Staffing Partners, Inc. and Relativity webinar that will explore the must-have skills for leveraging #AI in e-discovery, the critical intersection of jobs and training, and an insider's look at the newest AI-powered features in the Relativity platform: https://ow.ly/y2Kj50TUOvi

Explosive data volumes are concerning for in-house lawyers. Keeping an open line of communication with the experts you work with on each matter will have a significant impact on your knowledge and, more importantly, how to apply it to every scenario. Check out these key insights from BDO's Daniel Gold, Esq.

How can lawyers build confidence in AI’s usability and defensibility for themselves? The legal community’s universal hunger for reliable standards and their tendency to collaborate on establishing and sharing these standards can help. Tara Emory, currently Special Counsel at Covington & Burling LLP, recently coauthored an article in The Sedona Conference Journal — alongside Jeremy Pickens and Wilzette Louis — that aims to “provide a reference model to serve as a foundation for first-pass workflows that use artificial intelligence/machine learning to integrate them into the established process of TAR.” We are seeing #ediscovery practitioners leveraging what they’ve learned from older models of technology-assisted review — known as predictive coding, which arrived on the scene more than 10 years ago — and applying it to generative AI. They’re using established precedent to obtain greater efficiencies via contemporary technological innovations. https://ow.ly/lTY650TTLqm

The surge and variety of data volume over the past decade has necessitated a shift in how the legal industry approaches traditional processes, leading to a growing urgency for advanced technology and AI-driven solutions.