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| Staffing |
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50 paralegals over four
years for largest antitrust matter in US history |
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12 paralegals assisted counsel with
due diligence review for company's $500 million asset divestiture |
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15 document coders for international law firm
working on rush project |
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One paralegal managed the litigation support
databases in a complex, civil trial, which ended with a successful
verdict |
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Full-time placement of paralegals, trainers and
key staff at leading law firm and corporate clients |
| Consulting |
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Designed 600 GB litigation
support databases for one of the largest IP cases ever litigated |
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Coordinated with counsel to save
client $900,000 by not pursuing another vendor's suggested e-discovery
methodology |
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Assisted law firm with PST and NSF loading files
into Concordance and Summation |
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Developed custom Microsoft Access database for
counsel representing party in nationwide class-action matter |
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Created integrated image, OCR and summary database
on eve of trial for use by attorneys in the courtroom |
| Technology
Services |
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Implemented litigation
support software solutions in over 100 leading law firms, corporate
legal departments and government agencies |
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Restored 240 GB of e-mail data from
DLT-IV back-up tapes: same tapes were deemed un-restorable by two
leading e-discovery vendors |
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Converted a Microsoft Word table, Excel spreadsheet
and Q&A database into both Summation and Concordance |
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Reviewed home computer of Fortune 100 CEO for
data relevant to litigation |
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Created searchable litigation support database
from 370 GB of e-discovery containing emails, Microsoft Access, Excel
and Word files |
| Training |
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25 law firm attorneys
and staff learned Concordance for trial preparation |
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Trained government attorneys and
paralegals how to use software to manage death penalty cases |
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"Train-the-Trainer" class for law firm’s
litigation support specialist |
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One-on-one training for attorney seeking to learn
Summation and CaseMap |
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Cutting-edge technology skills taught to students
and professionals at University of California, Los Angeles, The University
of West Los Angeles, and Kapi’olani Community College at the
University of Hawaii |
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