E-Discovery and Document Review
We provide scalable, disciplined electronic document review and litigation support services for complex commercial disputes, regulatory investigations, and internal audits. Utilizing established e-discovery platforms (Relativity, Disco, Everlaw), our reviewers apply structured review protocols to categorize millions of records with high precision.
- • Litigation practices facing court-mandated discovery deadlines in federal, state, or high court actions.
- • Corporate compliance teams executing internal investigations or responding to regulatory subpeonas.
- • E-discovery project managers needing flexible, high-volume reviewer teams to scale up for second-pass review.
- • Prohibitive local reviewer billing rates that inflate litigation costs beyond client budgets.
- • Risk of accidental disclosure of confidential or privileged communications under tight court deadlines.
- • Inconsistent coding decisions across large, uncoordinated review teams.
Individual service tasks executed within this discipline.
Operating parameters, inputs, and quality assurance.
- • Detailed Privilege Logs specifying bates numbers, author, recipient, privilege claim, and factual justification.
- • Production-Ready Document Sets with validated load files and verified redactions.
- • Master Custodian and Issue Coding Reports.
- • Deposition Exhibit Bundles with chronological factual cross-references.
- • Access to the designated e-discovery platform or secure document repository.
- • Approved Review Protocol and Coding Manual prepared by trial counsel.
- • Privilege guidelines and list of attorney names, outside counsel domains, and key custodians.
Review accuracy is maintained through continuous quality audits: senior quality leads independently sample 10–20% of coded documents daily, tracking inter-reviewer consistency and conducting immediate corrective coaching.
We do not make final privilege determinations or assume legal responsibility for discovery compliance. All privilege logs and production sets must be verified and certified by the supervising attorney before service.