Actos provides additional insight into how parties and judges are approaching the use of predictive coding technology during discovery.

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Less than a year ago, there were no legal cases on record specifically addressing the use of predictive coding technology.

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In Re: Actos (Pioglitazone) Products Liability Litigation recently surfaced as the newest case to fuel the continuing debate about the use of predictive coding technology in litigation.

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The shifting legal technology landscape explains why so many in the litigation community have turned to the courts for further guidance on the use of predictive coding technology.

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Although the Order in Actos outlines the predictive coding protocol in detail, it does little to illuminate the complexity related to data sampling techniques that are the backbone of predictive coding technology.

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Some feel asking attorneys to add predictive coding tools to their technology tool belt is like asking them to fly jet airplanes instead of drive cars.

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Predictive coding technology is beginning to gain broader acceptance within the legal community as an alternative approach to the drudgery of page-by-page manual document review, but some have expressed reluctance.

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