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E-Discovery Services & Strategy

Complex legal, data, and business challenges call for novel solutions.

Our world and how we communicate have changed, and the resulting proliferation of data presents an evolving risk and cost landscape for our clients. Our team merges legal insight with next-gen technology to solve today’s big-data challenges.

Discover Efficiency®  

Perkins Coie’s E-Discovery Services & Strategy (ESS) team solves modern problems with legal acumen and advanced tools. In a world of ever-growing data, we guide clients through the changing risks and costs. Whether it is e-discovery for complex litigation, investigations, or transactions, we use cutting-edge technology and generative artificial intelligence to help clients address their most pressing concerns.

We leverage cutting-edge technology and AI to manage large-scale data and provide expert guidance in data governance and discovery strategies for clients nationwide and globally.

How we help clients

  • E-discovery and information governance.
  • Deals and diligence.
  • Data insights and analytics.
  • Secondments.

Areas of Focus

E-Discovery & Information Governance 

Our team counsels clients from litigation preparation through investigations, mediation, arbitration, or litigation. Seasoned practitioners of both law and technology, Perkins Coie lawyers have served as national discovery counsel on some of the most sophisticated cases in modern history, including an ongoing group of matters involving 62 million records. We provide the following support to clients: 

  • Discovery counseling. 
    • National discovery counsel services. 
    • Defensible, efficient discovery strategy, including use of generative AI 
    • ESI orders and stipulations. 
    • Rule 26(f) conferences. 
    • Rule 30(b)(6) depositions.  
  • Information governance. 
    • Litigation readiness planning. 
    • Data retention, mobile device, and acceptable use policies. 
    • Legal hold drafting and policy-making. 
  • End-to-end e-discovery. 
    • E-discovery consulting and project management. 
    • Data processing, hosting, and production. 
    • Forensics consulting and data collection. 
    • Analytics and technology-assisted review workflows, including generative AI. 
    • Managed review. 

Deals and Diligence

We go beyond e-discovery. Our lawyers use AI-powered contract analysis and machine learning to support clients on projects ranging from pre-merger due diligence to securities analysis. We assist client in the following areas: 

  • Due diligence and deal support. 
  • Contract drafting, review, negotiation, and management. 
  • Lease review and abstraction. 
  • Cryptocurrency securities analysis. 
  • Corporate governance tracking. 

Data Insights and Analytics

Perkins Coie’s data insights team leverages its deep knowledge and experience in multiple programming languages, including Python, .NET, and Transact Structured Query Language (T-SQL), to customize dynamic solutions specific to client data. Data insights professionals work with stakeholders to ingest structured data and translate it into the right format for the purpose. We offer customized solutions to meet requirements that have no clear solution elsewhere. Our group works with case teams on matters such as individual employment claims, large corporate class-action defenses, regulatory compliance and monitoring, commercial litigation, and financial services. 

Secondments

Our lawyers are frequently sought out for secondments with clients across industry sectors, including technology and communications, manufacturing, fintech, digital media and entertainment, and gaming and sports. Our lawyers work closely with clients’ legal teams, efficiently helping them scale to meet their business needs.    

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Remote Proceeding Tracker

The Remote Proceeding Tracker links to each state’s laws and rules related to remote proceedings. Jurisdictions vary on which proceedings may be remote or in person, and this list should serve as a starting point when researching whether a proceeding may be remote or in person and what rules and other guidelines apply to that proceeding.
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Solving the Problem of Information Security in Court Reporting

Geoffrey Vance authored an article for Complex Discovery titled "Solving the Problem of Information Security in Court Reporting" about the issues surrounding protecting sensitive information in the legal transcription field.
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