EDRM Tackles TAR in Developing New E-Discovery Guidelines LegalTech News | 9.14.17 A conference at Duke Law School brought together judges, attorneys and technologists to debate potential guidelines and the future of technology assisted review. by Zach Warren TAR, also known in its long form as technology assisted review, is nothing new. Some e-discovery practitioners and Continue Reading »
The American Bar Association’s Judicial Division National Conference of Specialized Court Judges (NCSCJ) named the Appellate Judges Education Institute (AJEI) as the recipient of the 2017 Judicial Education Award. The award recognizes AJEI’s successful efforts in providing high-quality judicial education and training to judges through its annual summit. The award was presented during the NCSCJ Continue Reading »
Duke Law School has acquired EDRM, the leading standards organization for the e-discovery market. The move will provide resources to expand the involvement of Duke Law’s Center for Judicial Studies in electronic discovery and information governance in support of its mission to promote better understanding of the judicial process and generate ideas for improving the Continue Reading »
In May, Duke Law welcomed its third class of judges to its Master’s of Judicial Studies program, which teaches the analytical skills and research approaches necessary for studying judicial institutions and apply those skills to studies of domestic and international judicial institutions, common and emerging legal issues, general judicial practices, and judicial reform efforts. The students, 22 Continue Reading »