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Robert Keeling

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TAR and Generative AI Team Up to Achieve Success in Large-Scale Discovery

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By Robert Keeling, Amy Hanke, Allison Myers, Mark Resnick
| Legaltech News Verified
L-R: Mark Resnick & Allison Myers of Consilio, and Robert Keeling & Amy Hanke of Redgrave Courtesy photos The Challenge: Too Much To Review, Not Enough Time Large-scale regulatory investigations increasingly require producing parties to manage more data, tighter deadlines, shifting scope, and increased risks. In cross-border matters, the challenges can be even greater.
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Better Than TAR. Nearly Expert: What a Major Study Shows About Gen AI and TAR in a Complex Document Review

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By Robert Keeling, Ray Mangum, Eli Nelson, Kevin Reiss
| Legaltech News Verified
(l-r) Robert Keeling, Ray Mangum, Eli Nelson, and Kevin Reiss, with Redgrave. Courtesy photos For more than a decade, technology-assisted review (TAR) has helped legal teams conduct large-scale document review more efficiently and defensibly than traditional search-term or linear-review approaches. Courts, practitioners, and discovery professionals have developed familiar ways to validate results, measure recall and elusion, and explain why a review process was reasonable and proportional.
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Redgrave LLP Study Finds Generative AI Outperforms TAR

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By Robert Keeling, Ray Mangum
| Corporate Counsel Business Journal Verified
Redgrave LLP has published the results of an independent empirical study comparing generative AI–based document review against a traditional managed review using continuous active learning. The study, led by Redgrave co-managing partner Robert Keeling, partner Ray Mangum, senior counsel Eli Nelson and counsel Kevin Reiss, provides empirical support for the defensibility of a properly prompted generative AI (GenAI) workflow under established legal standards.
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