eDiscovery Services
At the outset of potential litigation and during litigation, parties involved are duty-bound to preserve and make full disclosure of all materials and documentation relating to the issues in dispute.
John Ritter, vice president of corporate information security at Bank of America said at a Legal Tech conference in New York,
“The temptation is to go out and collect everything, but you’ll find that the data generated around whatever issue you’re under litigation for just goes on and on.”
Here at Eagle Forensics we couldn’t agree more, the modern business environment generates large volumes of electronic documents.
Sometimes it is perceived that the review and analysis of these documents is not worthwhile, however we have found that with proper planning and execution, even the most daunting of tasks can be distilled into a manageable, proportionate and cost effective matter. Without this planning, trying to review all of the documents means that Firms and their clients would find it difficult to meet their obligation under the CPR rules and their duty to the Courts.
How is it possible to identify and review these documents in a proportionate, reasonable, timely and cost effective way?
Eagle Forensics utilises a team of highly-skilled staff with extensive experience in the area of Computer Forensics and e-Disclosure matters. They are familiar with the laws and regulations surrounding the collection of electronic materials and documentation, the transfer of data from one legal entity to another and cross-border data issues.
Firms who involve Eagle Forensics in such assignments benefit through an increase in confidence that:
- proportionate and reasonable reviews have been undertaken
- accurate and full disclosure has been made
- costs have been kept to a minimum, through experience and the use of state of the art tools and techniques.
For more information contact us on 01403 738300 or email info@eagleforensics.co.uk