eDiscovery Search and Review Strategy
With the volume of data experienced in the discovery process continuing to increase rapidly, the skill is to find an effective method so you can focus on only what you need in a way that is quick & cost-effective. An eDiscovery search and review strategy is essential on all matters.
As part of the High Court Discovery Rules, you are required to discuss your search approach with the other parties in advance of the first Case Management Conference.
We can provide an early insight into the data to help you substantiate your approach to agree the discovery scope and ensure a proportionate and reasonable search – a real tactical advantage in advance of the first Case Management Conference.
We can assist with –
- Devising a strategy to suit your resources, budget and time-frames
- Investigating specific search and review options such as
- Date ranges
- Key People (custodians and potential witnesses)
- Keyword search terms
- Investigating and testing the effectiveness and limitations of proposed search terms
- Recommending modifications to proposed search terms
- Other automated searches and review methods
- Predictive Coding
- Concept Searching and clustering
- Email Threading and Near Duplicate Analysis
- Advising on or developing the document review and workflow strategy
- Agreeing a search approach with the other parties
Let me know if I can assist with your search and review strategy.