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After a document has been scanned it can be processed with OCR (Optical Character Recognition) technology. This process extracts the text from an image or scanned document which allows you to search within documents or even entire productions for key words, phrases, dates, etc. Having your documents OCR'd will save you time when looking for […]...

Once we have the documents in your case-specific database we create custom indexes by manually coding or by using the documents’ meta-data. Whether we have scanned your documents and exhibits or you have provided them to us in electronic format we create an index which lists several key fields about the documents such as a […]...

Once we have the documents in your case-specific database we create custom indexes by manually coding or by using the documents’ meta-data. Special coding fields can be added upon request and as needed. After your documents have been coded we create an index which lists several key fields about the documents such as a description, […]...

One great addition to modern technology is cloud-based storage. Services like Dropbox, Google Drive and Apple iCloud give you access to documents, photos and videos from your computer, tablet and smartphone. Cloud-based storage synchronizes your files across all of your devices. It makes collaboration and file sharing easy among colleagues and opposing counsel. It is […]...

We print both color and black-and-white in standard sizes. We can also do large scale prints for reproducing maps or exhibit boards. When we prepare your exhibits, each page is endorsed with the exhibit and page number. Marking each page prevents mix-ups and helps keep everyone together. Each exhibit binder is identified by a volume […]...

Our scanners are setup to scan both color and black-and-white from receipt-sized documents up to tabloid size. We can also scan oversize documents such as maps, plans and drawings. We typically scan at 300 dpi which displays great on the screen. Part of our scanning process is to rotate and deskew the scanned pages. We […]...

When you are in trial, the last thing you want to be worrying about is finding exhibits. You want to identify an exhibit for the witness to review and it "magically" appears on whatever screen they are looking at. Everything should work and happen at the push of a few buttons. When you work with […]...