Everlaw will host Everlaw Summit, the company’s flagship in-person experience for its customers, partners and the greater ediscovery community from Nov. 2 to 4, 2022 at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco. The event will feature live programming centering on education, connection and transformation, with 26 sessions, six networking events, and the Everlaw Summit Awards.

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The use of cloud-based ediscovery tools is accelerating. This is one of the key findings from a 21-page report by Everlaw and the Association of Certified e-Discovery Specialists (ACEDS).

Edisclosure expert, Chris Dale, takes an in-depth look at Everlaw’s new and exciting capability, Clustering.

The legal industry is increasingly turning to cloud-based ediscovery tools over tools that operate physically at a specific site. According to a recent survey report, more than 95% of all legal professionals use ediscovery tools for data ingestion and review.

Everlaw and the Association of Certified E-Discovery Specialists just released the “2022 Ediscovery Innovation Report: Leaders and Laggards,” providing a wealth of information but really zeroing in on the gap between the cloud-based technology haves and have-no-clues.

Everlaw published today “2022 Ediscovery Innovation Report: Leaders and Laggards,” revealing that cloud-based ediscovery is increasingly becoming standard practice. The report surveys nearly 200 legal professionals in the U.S. across law firms, corporate legal departments, government agencies, and legal service providers to surface key trends in ediscovery and build on Everlaw’s 2021 research.

Everlaw unveiled its Clustering software feature today, delivering an AI breakthrough in terms of its scale, visualization, ease of use and ability to conduct true discovery. Everlaw Clustering’s new technical breakthroughs deliver on the promise of AI, allowing legal teams to sort through and understand millions of documents for full review or early case assessment.

Everlaw just launched a new clustering tool that launches the practice into the new millennium with algorithms developed in the last few years capable of drawing a striking visual presentation of 25 million documents grouped by AI into easily navigable clouds.