In today’s litigation, precise data matters. That’s why the team at Goldberg Segalla uses Everlaw to maintain complicated data sets, ensure meticulous results, and help attorneys find the hot documents that can make or break a case.

Learn how this international firm uses cutting-edge technology to turn ediscovery into a revenue generator, with tools that make attorneys self-sufficient, reduce costs to clients, and keep the firm in control.

The trial lawyers of Bienert Katzman Littrell Williams handle complex, high-stakes matters, where efficiency and efficacy are dual keys to successful results. See how this firm uses early case assessment to rapidly work through millions of documents, empower trial teams, and ensure that justice is done.

One of our customers, an AmLaw 100 law firm, leverages the Everlaw platform to eliminate repeatable tasks, better manage costs, and deliver satisfactory outcomes, quickly and efficiently, no matter the size or complexity of the case.

Learn how Hanson Bridgett leverages advanced technology as “a critical part of our success,” from handling the increasing volume and diversity of data in litigation, to improving case strategy with powerful analytics that allow attorneys to prioritize reviews and find the most important documents quickly.

Twenty percent of a lawyer’s time is spent on non-billable administrative tasks. See how Cole, Scott & Kissane, a high-volume, Am Law 200 firm, eliminates busywork, collaborates across offices, and empowers its attorneys and trial teams to gain a “huge advantage over our competitors.”

Elevate’s mission is to simplify complex legal activities for corporate legal departments and law firms. See how Elevate works hand-in-hand with Everlaw to provide exceptional client services with an intuitive ediscovery platform, fantastic reporting metrics, and a transparent pricing model.

Learn how this AmLaw 200 firm combined speed, collaboration, and efficiency to achieve a successful resolution for their client in this David v. Goliath battle.

One of our customers, the office of general counsel for a public R1 university, handles various responsibilities, such as providing quality legal advice, guidance, and service in support of the university’s mission. But, with a small team of just ten attorneys and three legal assistants, the university has found it challenging to handle the high volume of Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests.