We can code documents for you for each phase of the litigation process: Client interview, case assessment, investigation, summons and complaint, discovery, pre-trial pleadings, trial preparation, trial and appeal.
Objective Coding:
We can identify and extract information specific to each document into a common form so that you can Identify, Retrieve, Sort and analyze the documents on following fields
- Document Date
- Author(s)
- Recipient(s)
- Document Type
- Title
- Box number
- Source
Subjective Coding:
We also do more comprehensive Subjective Coding in addition to the objective coding that includes
- Keywords and relevant data from the document text
- Flexible and specific to individual your requirements
- Seeks key information from the document, analyzes and make a short summary of the document
- Can narrow down the document search
Inventory Indexing:
An inventory index allows you to focus your attention on a small number of "hot" files and documents.
Bibliographic Indexing:
This type of database is typically used in conjunction with document imaging.
Detailed Indexing:
This is a detailed index for the 5-10% of your collection that is most important for your case. A typical document entry would include all of the
- Bibliographic fields
- Detailed outline of issues
- Subjective priority rating, and
- Plain English summary.
We generally leave it to the client as to which technique is used to perform these services depending on variables such as
- Budget
- Eventual re-usability of the source material
- Time constraints
- Media used to publish the material
- File sizes and transferrable issues, and
- Other individual preferences.
Electronic Discovery:
We also perform electronic discovery functions, using your data and assisting you to create evidence in civil or criminal legal cases.
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