Technology-assisted review (TAR) can offer opportunities to leverage advanced technology and streamline workflow.  John Martin, a litigation partner at Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP, is a featured presenter on this topic during DRI – The Voice of the Defense Bar's Drug and Medical Device seminar to be held in Washington, D.C. May 15-16, 2014.  

Mr. Martin will share practical tips and insights on potential risks and benefits, the legal landscape, integrating TAR in the e-discovery workflow, and defending the process. He is the practice leader for Nelson Mullins' Encompass division, which provides information governance, litigation readiness, and discovery services. His practice focuses on product liability and business litigation, electronic discovery, and information management.

Nelson Mullins Encompass is a division of Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP. Headquartered in Columbia, S.C., with more than 300 seats of review capacity in Columbia and in Nashville, Tenn., Encompass provides electronic discovery and information governance services. Encompass serves as enterprise e-discovery and discovery and review counsel for Fortune 200 companies and companies in heavily regulated industries, handling review projects for government investigations and a range of litigation. For more information on Nelson Mullins Encompass, go to: www.encompassediscovery.com.

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