Electronic Discovery

If you are looking for an outsource Electronic Discovery partner or assistance with overflow work, Discovery Law can assist with your large complex Electronic Data Discovery projects. We can assist in the conversion of emails, attachments and electronic files. We can provide the images, links to the native files and text along with load files for all the major litigation support applications. We can also load the data directly into ImageDepot, our native review software. We have handled numerous large scale projects and extensive document types. Please feel free to contact us about your electronic discovery needs.

Discovery Law has developed powerful electronic discovery pre-production tools that are used by some of the country's top litigation support service providers and their clients. One of our most popular services is the pre-production reporting, used to create detailed contents reports of electronic media prior to electronic data discovery (EDD) processing.

Discovery Law's proprietary tools enable us to export directory listings, identify media directory structures, files contained, sizes of files and page counts of image files.

Some of the pre-production EDD reporting features include:

• Report on single directories or entire trees. When reporting on trees, the number of levels of subdirectories reported on can be specified.
• Choice of fields to report on (file type, size, date/time, attributes, MS Word/Excel properties, PDF/TIFF information).
• Sort by name, extension, file type, date/time or attributes.
• Reports name, path and size of files, and optionally a breakdown of total files by file type.
• Option to print summary listing (subdirectories only, without files).
• Option to filter files by date or date range.
• Ability to export to comma-delimited files (which can be imported into spreadsheets or litigation support database programs).
• Print preview available.
• PDF feature to determine what PDFs contain embedded text and an option to extract/copy the PDFs without embedded text to a new directory for easier OCR processing.