Prior to litigating, conduct an assessment of the case and relevant ESI to determine the technical merits of the claims before engaging in potentially lengthy and costly litigation.

Define and execute an ESI identification and collection plan for the purpose of securely storing all relevant electronic data and documents associated with future or current litigation.

Analyze relevant case facts and complete a preliminary ESI review to determine the risk in terms of time and financial resources of the litigation.

Lead or participate in comprehensive, early meetings with litigating parties to work out agreements on ESI preservation, ESI production, methods of filtering irrelevant information, and protection of privileged information.

Review, process, and report on ESI to categorize, extract, analyze, and report on data patterns and data behavior.

Acquire and process ESI to extract native file metadata, native files, images, emails, and textual content in a normalized format that may be loaded into a document review platform.

Conduct litigant neutral discussions to resolve issues relating to the identification, preservation, collection, review, and productions of ESI, potentially leading to a negotiated settlement.

Secure, cost-effective, collaborative online document review using industry leading eDiscovery software platforms.

Time-saving email analysis that identifies message relationships by gathering and reporting all forwards, replies, and reply-all messages. People involved, message attachments, and data/time signatures are efficiently presented as a linked conversation.

Use of advanced software to improve the efficiency and results of document review through techniques that include deduplication, production of visual analytics, automating discovery workflow, intelligent searching, and reporting.