To follow on Oliver's post on e-Discovery education, I recently heard from a Philadelphia-based entrepreneur about his company, Clustify, that makes e-discovery software. He would like to offer the e-discovery software to law professors for educational use for free, http://edu.cluster-text.com/.

I wrote a little about predictive coding and e-discovery in my recent article, http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2419451. In the article, I talk about how this is changing the practice of law and believe that our students should be familiar with these changes.

If you do decide to incorporate it into your course, please keep us posted on how it works in the comments section below.

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