AUSTIN, Texas, Feb. 14, 2018 -- Advanced Discovery, a global eDiscovery and risk management provider, today announced the company has been recognized as a Legal AI Leader by The National Law Journal.
Legal AI Leaders is an extension of The National Law Journal’s highly respected Trailblazers series, which since 2013 has highlighted hundreds of innovative and groundbreaking legal professionals in areas such as litigation, intellectual property, transactions and environmental law. Rather than featuring individual attorneys, however, Legal AI Leaders was conceived to identify and showcase the companies which are leading the way in applying artificial intelligence to the legal function.
The team at The NLJ spent several months researching companies that are helping law firms, corporate law departments and others in the legal industry use artificial intelligence to increase efficiency, improve analysis, better predict outcomes and more. They looked at not only what the companies are doing to stay ahead of the curve, but also what they predict the future of AI holds.
“Before documents become evidence using traditional eDiscovery tools, they are already accessible within a company’s vast data repository as risk. Having an early warning risk smoke detector to discover issues before they engulf an organization’s bottom line and reputation is the future of risk management – and only accessible using advanced technology like AI,” says Jim Burke, CEO of Advanced Discovery. “We are proud to be recognized as a Legal AI Leader by The National Law Journal – and we are in good company with other organizations staying ‘ahead of the curve’ for our clients and industry.”
Riskcovery is a patented and portable risk management solution built on an AI-powered conceptual analytics platform designed to identify the possibility of compliance, ethics and procedural issues and alert clients to respond to the risk in advance of litigation.
For more information on Riskcovery, visit www.advanceddiscovery.com.
About Advanced Discovery
Advanced Discovery is an award-winning and leading global eDiscovery and risk management company, partnering with law firms and corporations since 2002. Advanced Discovery and its global family of companies, Altep, Millnet Document Services and Legal Placements Inc., offer a complete suite of solutions to clients around the globe, including eDiscovery, information governance, Riskcovery® and compliance risk assessment, cybersecurity, legal operations consulting, data forensics and investigations, paper discovery and digital printing, as well as legal recruiting and placement. The company employs leading professionals in the industry, applies defensible workflows and provides patented and industry-proven technology across all phases of the eDiscovery and risk management life cycle. This devotion to excellence has earned Advanced Discovery inclusion in the Inc. 5000 Hall of Fame for being named to the fastest-growing companies list for six successive years and recognition as the highest-level Best in Service Relativity solutions partner for five consecutive years.
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