[Webinar] Key to Lowering Discovery Costs with AI

In this video by Covington Burling LLP and FRONTEO, we discuss what to keep in mind when using AI in discovery and how overall cooperation with the opposing legal team in litigation can affect overall efficiency.

In addition, on the technology side, we will discuss the metrics of what is considered a "good review" in conducting a review of relevant documents in discovery to maintain legal defensibility.

Covington & Burling LLP

Edward H. Rippey
Partner

Ed Rippey is a Partner at the global law firm Covington & Burling in Washington, DC. Mr. Rippey is the Chair of its E-Discovery, AI, and Information Governance Practice. He represents enormous multinational corporations on e-discovery and artificial intelligence in litigations and investigations, and also advises on information governance during peacetime to optimize legal and business positioning. Mr. Rippey is a pioneer in this arena and has given scores of presentations and has published scores of articles domestically and internationally.

He is consistently ranked in Litigation E-Discovery in Chambers Global, Chambers USA, Who's Who Legal, and Super Lawyers. The Chambers rankings have noted that Mr. Rippey is a "savvy and forward-thinking" litigator who "combines specific knowledge with dynamite litigation skills and case oversight." In addition, Mr. Rippey is the Co-Chair of Covington & Burling's Gaming Industry Practice and represents integrated resorts and casinos, game manufacturers, and on-line entities worldwide.

FRONTEO USA, Inc.

Lilith Bat-Leah

At FRONTEO's US branch, he is engaged in e-discovery-related work as a director of the data science division. Qualified as a Certified E-Discovery Specialist (CEDS), he has worked with several discovery vendors in data science and AI / machine learning applications in legal affairs.