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eDiscovery
Early Case Assessment
Why waste time reviewing data that isn’t relevant to your review? CYFOR's Early Case Assessment tool provides clients with a clear understanding of key facts within a large data set during the eDisclosure process.
Early Case Assessment
Understanding the key facts within a large data set can be one of the biggest obstacles within litigation.
CYFOR’s Early Case Assessment tool is a powerful review platform that dramatically reduces the time involved in reviewing an excessive number of documents allowing you to understand the key facts and elements within a large data set and provide the client with visibility into the data prior to processing. CYFOR drives the pre-processing stage with input from the legal team regarding the salient points and legal requirements of the case. Undertaking Early Case Assessment at this phase of the electronic disclosure process prior to indexing, can significantly reduce data volumes and keep costs under control and proportionate.
Early Case Assessment can rapidly determine the significance of a case.
Documents can be presented by custodian, timeline and file type and understandable metrics reports produced as required. This process confirms whether all relevant case data has been collected and allows an accurate estimation of eDisclosure budgets and timelines.
- Cluster documents together using keywords and concepts.
- Filter and remove known files types such as operating systems.
- Prioritise documents and disregard duplicates/near duplicates.
- Tackle vast amounts of data by searching, analysing and modelling documents.
- Produce reports in seconds to give detailed insight into the data.
- Allow informed decisions to be made on future review/case costs.
Find out more about how our eDisclosure services can assist with your electronic information challenges
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