FOIA Redaction Services for Agencies
FOIA does not just require you to redact. It requires you to show, on the released page, how much you took out and which exemption you used — and where feasible, to show it at the spot where the deletion was made. Most redaction software markets accuracy. The statutory obligation is about disclosure of the […]
Agency SOP Compliance eDiscovery Requirements
Agencies do not run discovery the same way. One has a centralized eDiscovery division that delivers into its own platform and does not review. Another has nothing. A vendor that assumes either one is wrong half the time. Agency SOP compliance eDiscovery work begins with a question most vendors skip: what does this particular agency […]
False Claims Act Document Review
Recoveries against defense contractors went from $98.3 million to $633.9 million in one year. If you sell to the government, the document review you should be planning for is this one. False Claims Act matters are the part of government-related litigation that actually generates discovery. Unlike administrative-record cases, these are party-discovery cases with real volume […]
State and Local Government Litigation Support
A county attorney’s office and a federal agency buy the same services under completely different rules, on completely different money, with completely different public-records exposure. Treating them as one market is how vendors lose both. State and local government litigation support is a separate market from federal work, and the differences are procedural rather than […]
Litigation Hold Services: Six Ways Preservation Quietly Fails
Arlington, Virginia · Washington DC, Maryland & Nationwide Pro-Legal Services, Inc. provides litigation hold services, preservation support, and forensic data collection for law firms, corporate legal departments, and government agencies. Preservation failures rarely announce themselves. They surface months later, when a custodian is deposed or a production has a gap nobody can explain, and by […]
eDiscovery Cost Reduction: Five Levers That Actually Move the Number
Arlington, Virginia · Washington DC, Maryland & Nationwide Pro-Legal Services, Inc. provides eDiscovery services, managed document review, and eDiscovery hosting for law firms, corporate legal departments, and government agencies, and clients who move to us typically reduce eDiscovery costs by 20 to 30 percent measured against their prior vendor invoices. Most of that reduction is […]
Microsoft Purview eDiscovery: What Changed and What It Means for Collections
Arlington, Virginia · Washington DC, Maryland & Nationwide Pro-Legal Services, Inc. performs Microsoft Purview eDiscovery collections, Microsoft 365 eDiscovery, Teams data collection, SharePoint and OneDrive collection, and Exchange Online collection for law firms, corporate legal departments, and government agencies. Microsoft has been retiring the classic eDiscovery experience in favor of Purview, and the practical consequence […]
Blowback Printing Legal Productions
Every shop on the first page of search results for this is a franchise copy center. They can put toner on paper. They cannot tell you why the Bates number landed on top of the signature block. Blowback is printing a production back to paper from the images — the opposite direction from scanning, and […]
Foreign Language Document Review | Three Tiers
A two hundred thousand document Mandarin population cannot be human-translated on any budget anyone will approve, and leaving it untranslated means reviewing blind. The way out is translating at three different depths. Multilingual review goes wrong in one of two directions. Translate everything properly and the budget is gone before review starts. Translate nothing and […]
Mandarin Document Review | Tokenization Breaks First
East Asian review fails quietly. A search that returns nothing looks exactly like a search with no responsive documents, and nobody checks which one happened. Chinese, Japanese and Korean text does not behave like European-language text in a review platform. The failures are not error messages. They are empty result sets that look like good […]