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Read MoreDigital investigations and eDiscovery have undergone drastic changes in the past decade because of rising data volumes and new and emerging data sources from cloud and mobile application technologies. In fact, the use of technology-assisted review has become accepted standard procedure for many law firms, especially in high-stakes litigation. The recent emergence of generative artificial intelligence (gen-AI) is starting to also have an impact on the eDiscovery process and changing the way lawyers manage litigation even further.
In this interview on the Reinventing Professionals podcast, Chantelle Jalland speaks with legal analyst Ari Kaplan, of Ari Kaplan Advisors, to examine how this high-tech revolution is making the practice of law more cost-effective and efficient.
Among the topics discussed are:
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Chantelle Jalland is a Managing Director and the Europe, Middle East, India and Africa (EMEIA) eDiscovery lead in the Digital Investigations & Discovery group within J.S. Held’s Global Investigations practice. She is a legal technology leader with more than 15 years of experience working in law firms, managing large-scale reviews, and advising clients on advanced analytics in disputes and investigations.
Her experience also extends to responding to regulatory notices, providing rapid insights into big data, and developing customized workflows to manage voluminous claims and associated remediation schemes. She has had international exposure working in various jurisdictions, including European Commission investigations.
Chantelle can be reached at [email protected] or +1 44 20 8706 1938.
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