A financial services client needed to perform an internal audit of email communications and electronically stored documents to determine who, if anyone, approved certain compensation agreements, what other key individuals within the company were aware of the agreements, and to establish a timeline of events.
An AmLaw 10 law firm, representing a global entertainment company that received a Second Request from the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) in connection with a proposed $60 billion acquisition, had been given 60 days to analyze, review and produce responsive material from a 30 Terabyte document collection.
A government agency needed to develop a standardized process for rapid discovery of mission critical data from a large, unstructured data set containing millions of research documents and news articles.
To support an international government investigation, the client needed to organize a 12.5 million document review that included multiple languages and a tight production deadline.
To support a litigation case involving a breach of contract, a client needed to deploy technology assisted review capabilities in order to meet a tight production deadline.
An enterprise client responding to an internal investigation needed to quickly determine whether intellectual property had been stolen by a former employee who recently left the firm.