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We have always aimed to attract diverse talent in the industry to join us on the journey, and we are humbled to have retained almost every one of these exceptional people who have helped to make us who we are today. This also means clients benefit from consistent expert knowledge and a long-term relationship that is so often lacking in our market.
Make discovery and disclosure better
eDiscovery technology and its spectrum of complimentary services continue to evolve and create a competitive advantage for legal teams. Our experts work with clients to address ever-increasing complex data volumes, identify pain points and create customised solutions to make discovery faster, more accurate, and economical—in other words— better.
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Providing outstanding service to clients flows from having the best people and a commitment to “making discovery better”. Our client partners are talented and capable lawyers working on great matters. They share our mindset as they strive to provide outstanding service to their clients, and by working together, we achieve successful outcomes.
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In Australia, electronic discovery is often traced back to the early days of numbering documents and managing database data. During the 1990s, technology adoption resulted in abundant hardcopy documents in litigation, making it difficult for lawyers to efficiently search and sort through them using traditional methods. In 2005, the US Supreme Court amended the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) to include emails and instant messages. The rest is history.
Talking history, though, recent findings suggest that Nikola Tesla invented eDiscovery technology in 1938. With the rise of wireless radio use and the loss of essential records during Tesla's many patent court cases against Edison and Marconi, he developed a system to capture, store, and search this information.
Today, most people associate eDiscovery with disputes and the discovery and disclosure process. However, it has evolved to add value to any task that involves reviewing data and documents, extending beyond disputes. It is helpful in any legal environment where electronic documents need to be reviewed by a lawyer. In most cases, it is not a question of whether the technology can help but how it can be utilised effectively.
“I’m a lawyer turned eDiscovery expert who assists lawyers in taking advantage of eDiscovery workflows to manage the challenges the volumes and types of data pose to disputes, regulatory responses and investigations. Ever since seizing the opportunity in this growing space, I have loved working alongside lawyers in a way that truly adds value.”
