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7 February 2013

Death, taxes and computer assisted review

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The article discusses how computer assisted review is changing the eDiscovery landscape and implications for Australia.
Australia Litigation, Mediation & Arbitration

How computer assisted review is changing the eDiscovery landscape

Has the time come for a radical change in how eDiscovery is undertaken?

As we discussed in our previous Forensics Matters publication, the US Judiciary appears to be taking a proactive approach to adopting computer assisted review in cases involving large amounts of electronically stored information.

In this article, Craig Macaulay and Harvinder Singh from our Melbourne office further discuss how the international eDiscovery landscape is moving towards the use of technology over traditional manual review and what this means in Australia.

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