eDiscovery
PangeaMT offers full e-Discovery services from ESI sources. Let us find the right content from million of sentences using advanced Natural Language Processing techniques
For many, e-Discovery services are a kind of a mystery and an area that is approached with care and respect. Cases with foreign data and international litigation are increasingly frequent and they need to be addressed immediately.
eDiscovery Solutions from PangeaMT
Many believe that processes and technologies around e-Discovery are often complex because of the sheer volume of electronic data produced and stored. Unlike hardcopy evidence, electronic documents are more dynamic and often contain metadata such as time-date stamps, author and recipient information, and file properties. Preserving the original content and metadata for electronically stored information is required in order to eliminate claims of spoliation or tampering with evidence later in the litigation. Pangea knows how.

These materials are then placed under a legal hold – this means that they cannot be modified, deleted, erased or otherwise destroyed. Potentially relevant data is collected and then extracted, indexed and placed into a database. At this point, data is analyzed to cull or segregate the clearly non-relevant documents.
The data is then hosted in a secure environment and made accessible to reviewers who code the documents for their relevance to the legal matter (contract attorneys and paralegals are often used for this phase of the document review).
It can happen that sometimes the relevant documents are converted to a static format such as a PDF or an image (TIFF, PNG). It is then possible to add information on a privileged basis as long as that information is non-relevant. The use of Computer Assisted Review (“C.A.R.” or Technology Assisted Review, “T.A.R.”), predictive coding and other analytic software for e-Discovery reduces the number of documents required for review by attorneys, and allows the legal team to prioritize the documents it does review. Reduction in the number of documents cuts hours and thus costs.
e-Discovery can be combined with machine translation to obtain key information from documentation in other languages and extract information from mails, documents, legal acts. Key information is searched and produced in the user’s language.