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Reveal Data offers a complete eDiscovery platform hosted on global, scalable and secure infrastructure. With the acquisitions of Brainspace and NexLP, Reveal has become one of the larger, more dominant players in the eDiscovery market, with significant AI and data analytics capabilities.

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Early case assessment involves using data to estimate the overall risk involved in prosecuting or defending a litigation case, regulatory compliance inquiry or internal investigation. Most civil cases settle before reaching trial, and it can be difficult for legal departments to assess whether a case that has been brought against them is likely to be one that settles or proceeds, how long it may take to settle and what the settlement amount might be. By using various types of data, organizations are better able to assess whether it's worth taking a case to trial or trying to settle it, and how to negotiate the right settlement amount. Performing early case assessment allows legal departments to better forecast the risks of a case, plan for and manage litigation costs, reduce the volume of information they need to review for a matter, and manage the time and resources they should spend on a case that may settle before proceeding to trial. Specialized solutions have been developed to aid the early case assessment process and provide legal departments and law firms with the insights they need to more efficiently determine the risks and likely outcome of a case. Zapproved is a leading provider of early case assessment solutions for legal departments. Many eDiscovery vendors such as LogiKull, Everlaw, and Exterro offer the ability for lawyers to more easily assess their client's data set and perform early case assessment.

Early Case Assessment

Software tools are the critical underpinning of the eDiscovery process, and this cateogry is flooded with competitors worldwide. eDiscovery vendors provide solutions that are able to ingest and store discovery data, enabling reviewers to easily search for and view indidivual documents, and establish and apply relevancy, witness and issue tags. Many eDiscovery solutions have integrated analytics capabilities allowing for technology assisted review (TAR) using sentiment analysis, or visual data analytics properties that make it easier for reviewers to view clustered documents and issues and manipulate the data set during discovery. Giants in this space include Relativity, DISCO, Exterro, Blackpoint and many more. With the acquisition of Brainspace as well as NexLP, Reveal has become a good choice for data-driven eDiscovery.

eDiscovery Software

As a result of the entrenched nature of eDiscovery, litigation is an area of law in which a large number of technology vendors operate. The field of eDiscovery continues to evolve, with ever more sophisticated tools providing forensics solutions and data analytics capabilities. The acquisition by Reveal of Brainspace and NexLP is a good example of an evolving vendor, though Relativity, Exterro, Integreon, AccessData, Everlaw and many others have also developed data products. End-to-end case management systems have now adapted to provide capabilities that support other aspects of litigation practice, including chronology development, transcript management, exhibit management and trial preparation. Major players such as Opus 2 and Litera Litigate allow for integrations with eDiscovery vendors and the import of tagged hot documents into the case management system. During the pandemic, virtual court work has become necessary, giving rise to the development of platforms such as Armatus and DepoDirect for remote depositions and trials. In addition to these categories, many other point solutions have developed to support various aspects of litigation practice.