- E-Discovery Search: How to Get It Right, by Eric Sinrod
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September 2008
Eric Sinrod highlights the the inadequacies of traditional approaches to document review and recognizes the emergence of search as an expert discipline. He also points to the TREC Legal Track as an objective benchmark by which to evaluate competing e-discovery technologies and service providers. Read the article. - Seeing The Future of Search in E-Discovery
Law Journal Newsletters' Legal Tech Newsletter
September 26, 2008
Kelly R. Young discusses implications of recent judicial opinions on the practice of search in e-discovery and points parties to TREC and The Sedona Conference for guidance. Read the article. - Honest Brokers Are Needed
National Law Journal
May 19, 2008
This article by H5 CEO Nicolas Economou discusses the need for neutral information retrieval experts in discovery to effectively mitigate the problem of gamesmanship that has resulted from the ESI explosion. Read the article. - Records Management: A Governance Crisis?
Compliance Week
December 4, 2007
This article presents how H5 can dramatically reduce the cost of downstream review by culling document collections and maintaining only those records relevant to legal proceedings. Read the article. - The Data Explosion
Forbes
October 1, 2007
This article features H5 and CEO Nicolas Economou, highlighting H5's role in helping large companies and their outside counsel in critical, document-intensive cases. Read the article. - The Metrics of E-Discovery
International Legal Technology Association
March 2006
In this article, H5 CEO Nicolas Economou explains the importance of measuring the performance of document review systems to effectively manage risk. Read the article.
- Automated Document Review Proves Its Reliability
Digital Discovery & e-Evidence
November 2005
The results of an extensive evaluation demonstrate that use of H5’s automated document review system reduced the risk of missing a responsive document by 90 percent vis-à-vis manual review conducted by a team of contract attorneys and paralegals. Read the article.