Sydney, Australia (PRWEB) July 22, 2008 -- e.law, an Australian provider of solutions for document management, litigation support and courtroom technology, today announced the adoption and implementation of Equivio's technology for near-duplicates and email threads. will offer the Equivio technology as part of its electronic discovery service package.
Bruce Grant, co-founder and Executive Director of e.law, said, "One of the key challenges for our litigation customers is the sheer volume of data. Apart from the huge cost issues involved in document review, it's a challenge just making sense of the data. Equivio's ability to capture near-duplicates and email threads allows our customers to meet the data challenge head-on."
e.law has integrated Equivio's near-duplcate and email threads products. The grouping of near-duplicates and email threads allows attorneys to skip redundant data, while focusing exclusively on the unique information in each document. By enhancing the findability of data, Equivio reduces the risk of missing key information and helps attorneys focus on the data they need to win cases. The Equivio groupings also ensure similar documents are treated consistently, while reducing review costs by 30% and more.
"The Australian electronic discovery market is growing rapidly, and e.law is one of the leaders of this growth," said Amir Milo, CEO of Equivio. "We are delighted to be working with e.law in their efforts to bring technology to bear on the litigation challenges faced by their customers."
About e.law
e.law provides electronic discovery and electronic courtroom services throughout Australia and has won an iAward for its innovative technology solutions. Large, complex and document heavy litigation matters are e.law's specialty, demonstrated by working in high profile matters such as the Oil for Food Inquiry and the HIH Royal Commission. e.law is excited about its relationship with Equivio as this means our clients will be better able to meet the challenges of large-scale discovery. To learn more about e.law, email contact@elaw.com.au or visit www.elaw.com.au
About Equivio
Equivio groups near-duplicates and structures email threads. Equivio's patent-pending technology zooms in on unique data, allowing you to read less, think more, win big. To learn more about winning with Equivio, email info @ equivio.com or visit www.equivio.com.
For more information:
e.law
Warren Dunn
Head of Business Development
Tel: +612-9221-1366
Email: w.dunn @ elaw.com.au
Equivio
Warwick Sharp
Vice President, Marketing and Business Development
Tel: 1-800-851-1965t
Email: info @ equivio.com
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