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Two Minds. One Future.: Inside the UnitedLex Summit 2026

Field-Based Intelligence: How to Cull Data Before You Use TAR

Has acceptance of technology-assisted review (TAR) finally turned a corner and earned broad acceptance in the legal community? Some recent comments by the influential and technology-savvy Magistrate Judge Andrew Peck, published in a March 2015 decision would seem to indicate that TAR has moved beyond the controversial stage and entered into the mainstream of eDiscovery practice.

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