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Thank you for agreeing to participate in this survey, which should take no longer than 5 minutes. This survey is being carried out on behalf of Hitesh Chowdhry, an Electronic Evidence Consultant at Kroll Ontrack. Hitesh is currently studying an MBA at Cass Business School, and is writing a dissertation which will explore what the barriers are for effective adoption of ‘predictive coding’ technology by lawyers in the UK. Predictive coding is a type of machine-learning technology which enables a computer to predict how documents should be categorised based on how an expert lawyer in a particular case has trained it to do so. It seeks to increase both the speed and accuracy of a document review exercise, whilst also reducing costs.

The people invited to participate in this survey are professionals who may benefit from the use of ‘ediscovery’ services in their area of work. All individual responses are confidential. Results from all respondents will be collated. Collated results will be analysed and, if published, will make no reference to either the names of the people who participated in the survey or the organisations that they work for.

Many thanks for your cooperation.

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* Please complete the following:

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* Are you a:

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* How many document review exercises have you been involved with in your career (e.g. disclosure in a litigation/regulatory investigation; or due diligence in a transaction)?

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* Please describe  the things that are most important to you in a document review exercise (e.g. speed, accuracy, minimising costs):

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* What experience have you had with using third party companies to carry out document review exercises under the instruction of lawyers (known as Managed Review Services)?

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* Do you believe that document review should be more automated (i.e. leverage technology more)?

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* When using keyword searches to identify relevant documents, what percentage of relevant documents on average would you suppose are missed? (i.e. not captured by the keyword searches and therefore not reviewed)

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* How would you describe your organisation’s approach to adopting new technologies which make the provision of legal services more efficient?

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* Had you heard of predictive coding before reading the preamble to this survey (above)?

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