Rishi Chhatwal

Nov 5, 2024 | scholarship.richmond.edu | Robert Keeling |Rishi Chhatwal |Peter Gronvall |Nathaniel Huber-Fliflet

In September 2020, the Richmond Journal of Law & Technology published an article by the undersigned authors, in which the authors examined the limitations and risks of relying solely on predictive coding in the discovery process and demonstrated, with empirical data, that human attorney review significantly increases the quality of a document production. In response to this publication, Maura R. Grossman and Gordon V.

Oct 5, 2024 | scholarship.richmond.edu | Robert Keeling |Jianping Zhang |Rishi Chhatwal |Nathaniel Hubert-Fliflet

AbstractThe digital age has created unique challenges for parties that engage in large-scale litigation. Safeguarding the attorney-client privilege is a critical task for litigators during discovery—one that becomes more difficult and expensive every year. Document review is now responsible for the vast majority of costs in the average legal matter, and costs are only rising.