Services for Counsel
Attorneys have numerous challenges to address when it comes to
eDiscovery. Missteps in the eDiscovery process can hurt a case and
threaten their reputation. It is critical for Plaintiff's
Counsel to know specifically the type of information they need
to support their client's case. Likewise, it is critical for
Defense Counsel to understand what information is available to
them and the ease or difficulty of producing such information if
requested. Mistakes here could lead to significant unnecessary
costs and can threaten an attorney's reputation.
Our professionals assist Plaintiff's Counsel in determining the
appropriate information to request during Rule 26(f) Conferences
and Defense Counsel in adequately responding to requests for
electronically stored information (ESI).
Learn more at Meet & Confer
Consulting.
In today's hyper-connected world, information that can make or break
your case can, quite literally, be located anywhere in the enterprise.
Gone are the days when electronic documents could be relatively easily
located in a file share or mail repository. Today potentially
responsive ESI can be found on company computers and
file shares as well as personal computers, internet-connected mobile
phones, and other storage media. Knowing where to look for this
information and how to extract it while preserving metadata
is a challenging task that JCS can help you or your clients with.
Learn more
at Digital Forensics.