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Four Key Trends in eDiscovery for 2022

Technology gives legal professionals the option to collaborate via apps, work remotely and better manage the information needed for their cases. 

Cloud-based solutions make it easier to collect important information through streamlined workflows while decreasing litigation costs.

A Scalable, Flexible Approach to Investigations

Modern investigations are changing rapidly, with challenges in data volume, complexity, diversity and scarce resources forming a perfect storm threatening to blow away investigative processes not optimised for modern challenges.

Is End-to-End Outsourcing the Answer to Talent Shortages?

With a perfect storm brewing of talent shortages, industry growth and lagging innovation, what can law firms do to retain and attract talent, embrace innovation and get the resources they need only when they need it? Flexible, Scalable, end-to-end outsourced legal support may be the answer.

Managing Confidentiality in a Virtual Trial

Nicholas Wilson, Global eHearings Lead Consultant

Law In Order were approached by the law firms involved in a high profile case to determine whether we could assist facilitating an eTrial. The matter was proposed to be conducted either virtually, hybrid or in-person depending on the circumstances at the time.

Electronic Jury Book Solution

The legacy of the pandemic has seen significant change across all industries as everyone has adapted to the ‘new normal’. This is particularly the case in the legal profession. In a very real desire to continue supporting clients, legal teams have embraced new technology solutions at a greatly accelerated rate.

WFH and COVID Challenges: New Innovations

The effects of COVID-19 and remote working are greatly affecting how legal teams are functioning. Law In Order has been leading the way with innovations that address the challenges and difficulties this has presented for eDiscovery with the increasing emergence of new forms of data and for eHearings with courts and hearing rooms being temporarily closed.

Business Development 101 for Lawyers: Part 3

In the final part of this 3 part series, we continue to discuss the tools that support business development.

How Does Electronic Index Creation Work?

Having one true source for all the documents in your matter saves time and reduces the risk of missing key documents.  Compiling an accurate index can be a time-consuming, fiddly and often annoying project – especially if scanning hardcopy material is involved or you do not have the right software to assist with electronic material.

Business Development 101 for Lawyers: Part 2

In Part 1 of this 3 part series, we looked at how business development tactics assist in attracting new clients, client retention and revenue growth. Also, how it is managed in firms that take a structured approach to business development. In Part 2 of this 3 part series, we discuss the tools that support business development.

Objective Coding - What is it?

Document review can be amongst the most labour-intensive and expensive aspects of the discovery process. We assist thousands of clients with the document review process through objective coding, which makes document review faster and less expensive.