eDiscovery
Our eData lawyers are, first and foremost, litigators who advise clients at every stage of the discovery lifecycle and through every type of controversy, litigation, or investigation. Our lawyers serve as national discovery counsel to some of the world’s largest organizations and have successfully negotiated and litigated important eDiscovery issues in some of the most complex cases in the United States.
We combine our legal advice with a large-scale captive and eDiscovery management operation that delivers the full spectrum of technology and digital forensic services and managed document review. Our global team includes more than 150 lawyers—with the ability to scale up to 400+—and includes data scientists, data analysts, technologists, and project managers. Our eDiscovery management operation has handled some of the largest and most complex litigations, investigations, antitrust (including second requests), and diligence exercises of the last decade.
EDISCOVERY COUNSELING
- Defensible, rational eDiscovery services and strategy
- Preservation scoping including drafting legal holds
- Preservation demand letters
- Protective orders, confidentiality stipulations, FRE 502(d) Orders, and ESI Protocols
- Declarations and other testimony related to the eDiscovery process
- Rule 26(f) conferences
- Rule 30(b)(6) depositions
- Discovery motion practice
- National discovery counsel services
- eDiscovery playbooks and templates
- Trial support
TECHNOLOGY SERVICES
- Legal hold platform
- Forensics and collection
- Processing and data hosting
- Technology assisted review (TAR) AI-powered tech analytics stack (e.g., email threading, sentiment analysis, anomaly detection, clustering, image classification)
- Automated redaction
- Foreign language document review including machine translation
- In-house technology development team
- Global footprint
MANAGED REVIEW
- Planning and project management
- Global staffing and review capabilities
- Advanced workflows to reduce costs
- Analysis of data for all criteria (responsiveness, relevance, privilege, key documents)
- Redactions and privilege logging
- Quality control and assurance
- Flexible workflows
- Reporting