Safely and confidently retrieve documents to keep your case on track. When documents aren't available electronically, or you need hard copy, you can get reliable delivery from any court or agency in the United States or around the world.

is ready to help you secure the documents you need. Get what you need, when you need it Save time, especially when documents are outside your jurisdiction or hard to find Feel confident that a reliable, professional document researcher is working on your behalf Keep your case on track by finding important documents quickly Follow the status of your documents every step of the way with an efficient order tracking system.

Can obtain and retrieve a hard copy of your legal court documents.

Get what you need, when you need it Save time, especially when documents are outside your jurisdiction or hard to find and you need to have a copy in paper.

Feel confident that a reliable, professional document researcher is working on your behalf.

Litigation support is the marriage of project management and technology. We believe that while every district is different and every case is unique, there are certain standards to follow in order to ensure that the data involved in a case is handled in a cost effective and time efficient manner allowing for good organization, easy retrieval and effective client representation.

Both federal defender offices and CJA panel attorneys are often faced with the challenge of limited resources and staffing. Litigation support technology can help to make up that deficit by allowing data to be intelligently collected, processed, organized, reviewed, analyzed and presented.

While there may not be a single piece of technology to address all the challenges you face, the National Litigation Support Team can help you to navigate through the process of evaluating your choices and in deciding what solutions best meet the needs of your case.

In today's business world with the advancement of digital media beyond a traditionally typed document, documents are now viewed as RECORDS and BANDS OF DATA which together comprise meaningful digital media (photographs, graphic images, WAV files, emails, spreadsheets, presentations, movies, three dimensional graphic designs, and, of course, typed documents (which could be comprised of any and all of the above).

Paper can only be in one place at one time; digital documents are available just about anywhere and multiple people can access simultaneously.

Many scanners today work with software that not only scans your document as an image (i.e. think of it as taking a photograph of each page of the document) which cannot be edited, but most newer software packages (i.e. Omni Page Pro, ScanPro) includes the ability to recognize each individual word of the scanned document so that it can be opened in an editing software such as a Word Processor.

The latter concept is becoming more and more common now, We keep this idea of OCR in mind and will only scan your documents using such OCR compliant software.

We can successfully make an exact duplicate of any documents.

When managing your legal documents particular consideration is given to the care of records created by courts of law, police forces and public prosecutors.

where different approaches are needed to meet the particular requirements of a records service within a legal or judicial environment, We know and thus We we carefully manage your records because We understand that by their very nature they provide proof of the activities of organisations or persons within a society.

Thus records serve as evidence of the rights and obligations of individuals, organisations and governments. Records enforce and support the agency’s laws or binding rules.

Bates numbering is a technique used to allow documents to be shared by multiple parties with a guarantee that all parties are using the exact same document. Obviously, when many different parties need to have access to the same files, it is critical to provide some way to ensure that the information given to Party 1 is exactly the same as that given to Party 2.

This is what bates numbering does. The numbering process in the past has been strictly a manual process. Once the documents have been copied and are to be sent to the depository, someone manually stamps a unique number of every single page of every document in every file. Thus, when those pages are copied in the future by the repository and distributed to the various parties, the various individuals using the documents can compare the numbers. If the numbers match, they have the same document and can be assured that they are using the same information.

No matter what system of collating or binding We use to put together a project, it is very important to check that all the pages are accounted for and arranged correctly before binding and getting the project out the door.

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