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The Rising Cost of E-discovery

The single most serious challenge to legal cost controls is the increasing prominence of electronic discovery. Over the past several years the cost of electronic discovery has skyrocketed and continues to grow...

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Ediscovery

Early Case Assessment

To improve efficiency, reduce time and save substantially in the discovery process, we undertake an early case assessment and collection of data based on this assessment.

Collection and Analyses of Data

Most vendors provide a collection strategy. IDS-LEGAL goes a step beyond that in providing collection and analyses of collected data to cull the data for processing. This will help you improve efficiency, reduce time for processing, and substantially reduces the cost of processing.

Processing and Production

IDS-LEGAL data processing service is tailored for each case and uses different technologies as may be required. Our partnerships with various ESI processing systems ensure the best suited technology for every unique case. Since we use an appropriate technology, clients spend only on an appropriate technology, and not on technology that may not be required for your case. Our personnel are trained to use multiple platforms and are certified to meet defensibility requirements.

Data Management and Control for Retention

IDS-Legal helps manage your document retention policies and practices, assisting in the process of execution including collection, storage and access to the documents.

For more information contact info@idsil.com
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