Case Studies

AmLaw 200 firm deploys the Daegis eDiscovery Platform in a high-profile state government case, saving taxpayers millions.

OVERVIEW

Turn on cable news and there’s a good chance you’ll see talking heads scoffing at big government and chiding it for wasting taxpayer money.  The broad-stroke allegations overshadow any efforts individual states are making to utilize technology and outside consultants to save its taxpayers money.

A prominent law firm recently completed an eDiscovery project with a large state government client.  The state had purchased an expensive software package from one of the world’s largest IT companies but, upon delivery, the product didn’t work as promised.  The state attempted to work with the vendor to correct the problem, but the situation was unable to be resolved.

A large technology corporation was undertaking an extensive internal investigation and urgently needed to preserve data from 125 custodians with multiple devices dispersed across 10 cities and various remote locations in two Asian countries.

Our client represented a large corporation involved in a patent dispute. Due to the rush nature of this matter, our client reached out to us to assist with the processing, culling, and hosting of 340GB of data. Quick processing time and efficiency of review were necessary for our client to meet its deadlines.

Our client represented a telecommunication organization that found itself the target of an extremely aggressive plaintiff.

Five years into litigation and with the discovery cut-off date just around the corner and a trial date looming, a client has serious concerns about unresolved electronic discovery issues.

Our client’s goal was to parse out the review population into two sets, Italian and English, and to bring in specialized review teams to handle each set.

Our client represented a financial institution involved in a high-profile government investigation alleging criminal misuse of investor information.

Our client represented a Korean technology corporation engaged in patent litigation with a rival company. There were significant discovery challenges at hand, including ESI in multiple Unicode languages and non-standard applications.

Our client represented a Taiwan-based company involved in U.S. litigation with an immediate need to implement a complex data preservation strategy.

Our client represented a company involved in an industry that is coming under increasing governmental scrutiny due to its creative use of the internet. While preparing to respond to litigation, executive management decided to turn this single burden into an opportunity by looking beyond the needs of the immediate case.