is an e-discovery and digital solutions provider which focuses on providing innovative technological solutions to your discovery needs.
It is estimated that over 90% of all information is created, transfered and stored electronically. Now more than ever electronic discovery, computer forensics and data management have become an integral part of the litigation process.
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Red Flag Rules were made to protect our information and the information our clients have intrusted to us. has taken the neccessary steps to be Red Flag compliant. Have your other e-discovery providers done the same?
has taken the neccessary steps to be Red Flag compliant. Have your other e-discovery providers done the same?
offers a wide variety of services which are constantly expanding to meet your needs.
Early case assessment tools and culling processes produce a dataset of potentially responsive documents that are then reviewed for a final selection of relevant or responsive documents and assertation of privilege exception as appropriate. Hosted review enables the culled dataset to be accessed via PC or other terminal device via a local network or remotely via the internet. The hosted review process is facilitated by specialized software which allows multiple reviewers, security, search and retrieval, document coding, redaction and privilege logging.
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MeatLINCS is an early case assessment tool that allows you to process and cull your dataset prior to production and, if needed, export to a review platform for further analysis. Upon ingestion of your information, your dataset is automatically de-duplicated and grouped into categories. These categories could include topics, email addresses and key phrases, among others. After your data is ingested, your dataset can be further culled down by individual users. Utilizing tools such as customized scripts for privilege and spam, pinpoint searching, date range and email thread analysis will allow a user to customize their search for relevant information. All of these can be used to narrow your focus onto relative information.
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iCONECT is a market leading hosted litigation support and document review platform. It allows for effective collaboration while at the same time offering secure web-based access and the ability to manage large e-discovery databases. Whether you are reviewing native files or tiffed images, the bulk-review options, pick-lists, automatic foldering and review templates will significantly reduce your review time and cost.
iCONECT’s award winning software is used by prestigious Am Law 100 firms, corporate legal departments, Fortune 500 corporations, government agencies, and medical firms for litigation document review, mergers and acquisitions, and multi-party international cases.
Awards include: #1 Web-Based Litigation Software (AmLaw Tech Survey), Top 10 Service Provider for Review, Analysis, Production and Best Overall (2008 Socha-Gelbmann Electronic Discovery Survey), Honorable Mention Winner (Oracle 2007 North America Titan Awards), #1 Online Document Repository (AmLaw Tech Survey), and #1 Litigation Support Software (Law Technology News Awards).
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Image Depot is an on-demand web-based litigation support software suite delivered over the internet as a service that supports litigation document hosting and first pass native review for electronic discovery. On-demand software, also referred to as Software-as-a-service (SaaS),allows users immediate (quick peak) access to their data through a software subscription that requires no upfront purchase.
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provides it's clients with the convenience of a secure FTP service for the delivery and retrieval of digital documents.
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"e-discovery": The process of collecting, preparing and producing electronically stored information (ESI) in the context of the legal process.
Computer Forensics is the use of specialized techniques for recovery, authentication and analysis of electronic data when an investigation of litigation involves issues relating to reconstruction of computer usage, examination or residual data and computer usage. Computer Forensics requires specialized expertise that goes beyond normal data collection and preservation techniques available to end-users or system support personnel, and generally requires strict adherence to chain-of-custody protocols.through our Partner Platform, can provide a seamless solution for any and all your forensic needs.
Transfer data from a backup medium (such as tapes) to an on-line system, often for the purpose of recovering archived information relevant to current litigation.
The process of identifying for extraction specific data based on specific parameters; such as document date, document type or email address.
De-Duplication ("De-Duping") is the process of comparing electronic records based on their characteristics and removing or marking duplicate records within the data set. The definition of "duplicate records" should be agreed upon, i.e., whether an exact copy from a different location is considered to be a duplicate. De-duplication can be selective, depending on the agreed upon criteria.
Conversion of a native file to an image format (tiff/pdf/jpeg) for the purpose of review.
A file that relates to a set of scanned images or electronically processed files, and indicates where individual pages or files belong together as documents, to include attachments, and where each document begins and ends. A load file may also contain data relevant to the individual documents such as metadata, coded data, text and the like. Load files must be obtained and provided in pre arranged formats such as; but not limited to:
Computer Forensics is the use of specialized techniques for recovery, authentication and analysis of electronic data when an investigation of litigation involves issues relating to reconstruction of computer usage, examination or residual data and computer usage. Computer Forensics requires specialized expertise that goes beyond normal data collection and preservation techniques available to end-users or system support personnel, and generally requires strict adherence to chain-of-custody protocols.
through our Partner Platform, can provide a seamless solution for any and all your forensic needs.
Transfer data from a backup medium (such as tapes) to an on-line system, often for the purpose of recovering archived information relevant to current litigation.
The process of identifying for extraction specific data based on specific parameters; such as document date, document type or email address.
De-Duplication ("De-Duping") is the process of comparing electronic records based on their characteristics and removing or marking duplicate records within the data set. The definition of "duplicate records" should be agreed upon, i.e., whether an exact copy from a different location is considered to be a duplicate. De-duplication can be selective, depending on the agreed upon criteria.
Conversion of a native file to an image format (tiff/pdf/jpeg) for the purpose of review.
A file that relates to a set of scanned images or electronically processed files, and indicates where individual pages or files belong together as documents, to include attachments, and where each document begins and ends. A load file may also contain data relevant to the individual documents such as metadata, coded data, text and the like. Load files must be obtained and provided in pre arranged formats such as; but not limited to:
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Conversion of paper documents into images. In addition, software is used to deliver industry standard formats for images in a collection. Enables the use of OCR and coding of the images.
Automated or human process by which documents are examined and evaluated using pre-determined codes, and the results recorded. Coding usually identities names, dates, and relevant terms or phrases. Coding can be objective or subjective.
A file that relates to a set of scanned images or electronically processed files, and indicates where individual pages or files belong together as documents, to include attachments, and where each document begins and ends. A load file may also contain data relevant to the individual documents such as metadata, coded data, text and the like. Load files must be obtained and provided in pre arranged formats such as; but not limited to:
A technology process that translates and converts printed matter on an image into a format that a computer can manipulate (ASCII codes, for example) and, therefore, renders that matter text searchable. Advanced OCR Systems can read text in a large variety of formats, but still have difficulty with handwritten text. OCR technology relies upon the quality of the imaged material, the conversion accuracy of the software and the quality control process. This process is generally acknowledged to be between 80 and 99 percent accurate.
Electronic sequential numbering used to track documents and images in a production data set, where each page is assigned a unique production number.
Printing data saved in a digital format to a paper format.
Automated or human process by which documents are examined and evaluated using pre-determined codes, and the results recorded. Coding usually identities names, dates, and relevant terms or phrases. Coding can be objective or subjective.
A file that relates to a set of scanned images or electronically processed files, and indicates where individual pages or files belong together as documents, to include attachments, and where each document begins and ends. A load file may also contain data relevant to the individual documents such as metadata, coded data, text and the like. Load files must be obtained and provided in pre arranged formats such as; but not limited to:
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A technology process that translates and converts printed matter on an image into a format that a computer can manipulate (ASCII codes, for example) and, therefore, renders that matter text searchable. Advanced OCR Systems can read text in a large variety of formats, but still have difficulty with handwritten text. OCR technology relies upon the quality of the imaged material, the conversion accuracy of the software and the quality control process. This process is generally acknowledged to be between 80 and 99 percent accurate.
Electronic sequential numbering used to track documents and images in a production data set, where each page is assigned a unique production number.
Printing data saved in a digital format to a paper format.
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