Jay Leib

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In this installment of his interview series, Jay Leib—one of our resident computer-assisted review experts at Relativity—interviews Nigel Tabaee of Deloitte Financial Advisory Services LLP’s Discovery practice about the use of computer-assisted review in investigations.

In this installment of his interview series, Jay Leib—resident computer-assisted review expert at Relativity—discusses big data and the future of computer-assisted review with Tom Thompson, trial lawyer at DLA Piper.

In this installment of his interview series, Jay Leib—resident computer-assisted review expert at kCura—interviews Shimmy Messing of Responsive Data Solutions about the Best in Service partner’s extensive experience using Relativity Assisted Review.

In this installment of his interview series, Jay Leib—resident computer-assisted review expert at kCura—discusses best practices for rolling out computer-assisted review technology firm-wide with Bruce Blank, director of litigation support at Foley & Lardner LLP.

In this installment of his interview series, Jay Leib—resident computer-assisted review expert at kCura—discusses computer-assisted review at an Am Law 100 firm with Alison Silverstein of McDermott Will & Emery.

In this installment of his interview series, Jay Leib—kCura’s chief strategy officer and resident computer-assisted review expert—discusses computer-assisted review and industry perceptions with David Horrigan, an attorney as well as an e-discovery and information governance analyst at 451 Research.

In this second installment of his interview series, Jay Leib—kCura’s chief strategy officer and resident computer-assisted review expert—talks about information retrieval with Dr. David Grossman, an adjunct professor of computer science at the Illinois Institute of Technology.

Dr. Alan Turing’s work made big strides in the world of computer science: he is widely credited with developing the concept of the algorithm, pioneering artificial intelligence, and helping crack the code on the German Enigma machine during WWII.