Case Insights™
Make informed decisions on case strategy based on data and factual analysis.
Get essential information on potential litigation through data assessment, review architecture, and factual analysis reports created by Epiq legal technologists who use AI and analytics tools to evaluate your data.
Work with Epiq experts to:
Assess your complete data set for overall quality, estimated review costs, and missing data.
Remediate data that is missing metadata or text, is in an unusable format, or is not yet combined or consolidated.
Answer factual questions through key document identification, communication analysis, and chronologies.
Key Features
- Reduce costs by up to 99% and accelerate review using recommendations in the Case Insights™ data reduction report.
- Improve the efficiency of your review, estimate total expected costs, and inform case strategy using the Case Insights™ review architecture report.
- Gain early insights into key facts and case themes in the Case Insights™ factual analysis report.
- Avoid surprises by identifying potentially missing data, including individuals who were previously unknown to the case.
Epiq Case Insights™ Differentiators
Formulate your case strategy based on key documents, document summaries, and data recommendations.
Get a full view of your data set from a team that specialises in information retrieval using analytics and AI-based tools.
Lower discovery costs through comprehensive data minimisation that reduces the amount of data hosted and reviewed, sometimes by 99%.
Extract important information such as key documents, interesting communicators, and critical timelines, without the need for exhaustive eyes-on review.
Featured Case Studies
Healthcare manufacturer finds the smoking gun, plus three additional issues, via a Case Insights™ Factual Analysis report
U.S. State Attorney General Office Eliminates 400K Documents in Early Case Assessment
Multinational Tech Company Utilises Factual Analysis to Create Early Case Strategy
Codefendants Reduce Huge Data Set in a Price Fixing Class Action