All Resource Categories
Select a category below to explore curated guides, documentation, case law, and learning materials.
Read Me First: TAR Primer
A high-level primer for understanding what Technology-Assisted Review is, how the workflow moves from goals to validation, and how prediction scores and metrics should be interpreted before relying on TAR in a real matter.
6 resources →Start Here: Additional Overview Resources
Use these after the primer when you want the primary overview materials behind the TAR workflow, including EDRM, FJC, and Grossman/Cormack resources.
4 resources →Authoritative Guides & Standards
Neutral or semi-neutral references users can rely on when learning TAR or building defensible workflows.
4 resources →AI in eDiscovery: Practical Governance Resources
Resources for teams using generative AI, analytics, classifiers, or AI-assisted review features in litigation workflows.
4 resources →Court Guidance & Case Law
Key decisions and legal themes users should understand before proposing or challenging TAR.
2 resources →TAR Workflow Summary
A practical workflow map for users who need to understand what happens from collection through validation.
2 resources →Validation, Metrics & Sampling
Core measurements and quality-control concepts users need to understand before relying on TAR outputs.
2 resources →Practical Checklists & Protocol Prompts
Questions users can take into a Rule 26(f) conference, vendor selection meeting, or internal review planning session.
2 resources →Vendor Education & Tool Documentation
Useful vendor resources when they explain concepts clearly. Prefer documentation and education over product-only marketing.
2 resources →Glossary of Key Terms
Plain-English terms for TAR, validation, AI-assisted review, and defensibility discussions.
1 resource →FAQ: Common TAR & AI Questions
Short answers to questions users often ask before using TAR or AI-assisted review.
1 resource →Quick Start Learning Path
A practical sequence for different user levels.
1 resource →Planning artifact
Need a matter kickoff agenda?
The matter planning checklist turns the resource library into concrete scoping, sampling, validation, and communication questions for active review teams.