Integreon is one of the leading providers of electronic discovery services to law firms and in-house legal departments. We help litigation professionals introduce efficiencies into the cumbersome process associated with the electronic discovery of documents. Electronic discovery services are available to in-house corporate legal departments as a stand-alone service or as part of “Doctane”, Integreon’s single-source discovery management solution which simplifies electronic discovery management, reduces costs, and offers a predictable price.
From the early consulting period, to the data collection, processing analysis and early case assessment, Integreon’s litigation consulting teams help assess the needs of the case and develop a plan accordingly.
Our electronic discovery teams process ESI (electronically stored information) to reduce the document population, analyze the reduced document set and then use intelligent review tools to focus the review on the right documents.
Integreon is one of the only electronic discovery service providers to offer flexible software applications to fit our client’s unique needs. Depending on the case, we offer a choice of market-leading electronic discovery review systems including:
- MetaLINCS
- Attenex
- Concordance FYI
- CaseLogistix
Electronic Discovery and Fixed Price Per Document
In the past in-house legal teams and law firms faced challenges when it came to predicting the actual cost of an electronic discovery project. Cost overruns, delays and coordination of multiple service providers were common challenges corporations faced. Integreon’s scale and integrated service leads to a more efficient, cheaper solution. More over, we offer electronic discovery clients a fixed cost per document, so there are no surprises later on.
The fixed price per document electronic discovery solution offers:
- Discovery management consulting
- Date collection, processing, analysis and early case assessment
- Data hosting
- Document review (onshore and offshore)
- Production (native file of TIFF/PDF)
Electronic Discovery and Changes to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
In 2006, amendments were made to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure concerning electronic discovery and electronically stored information, or ESI. The changes focused on how to address the growing importance and complexity of electronic discovery procedures. The amendments covered five areas:
- The definition of what is discoverable
- “Early attention” to electronic discovery issues
- Format of production
- ESI for sources that are not accessible
- Asserting claim of privilege or work product protection after production
- “Safe Harbor” provisions
Integreon’s experts can help consult with you to help better prepare your case for electronic discovery processes.