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Our mission is to help you level the
playing field. We help firms analyze data up front,
before mistakes are made, and develop a strategy to
obtain essential information, help find the smoking
guns in the vast universe of digital data, then walk
you through the correct way to organize and process
your information.
The American civil justice system is adversarial in
nature. The theory behind the system is not the
pursuit of the truth.
If it was, when you filed a Complaint you would
frequently receive in response a letter of apology
and a check. That has not been our experience.
Rather, subject to certain duties to the Court and
public, the goal of both sides is to win.
The most important part of the system in determining
who wins is pretrial discovery. That is the process
in which each party is given an opportunity to learn
about the evidence of the other and to uncover
information in the possession of its opponents and
third parties. It is a process which is governed by
rules of procedure which, on the federal side, are
said to be “construed and administered to secure the
just, speedy, and inexpensive determination of every
action”. Rule 1 FRCP.
The reality is, in information intensive litigation
with significant electronically stored information
in which one side is represented by a large US law
firm with on demand access to in house technical
expertise as well as the IT staff of a large
corporation, if the other side is represented by a
firm unarmed with the same, the result will not be
inexpensive or speedy and the outcome will often not
be just.In short, we help you win. |
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