eDiscovery Services

Ogier delivers comprehensive eDiscovery and digital forensics services trusted by clients across multiple jurisdictions. Using industry-leading technology and AI-accelerated review, our team securely collects, preserves, processes and produces data while addressing privacy and compliance needs.

From defensible data collection to AI accelerated review and production, Ogier offers comprehensive eDiscovery Services  

Ogier provides an end-to-end eDiscovery and digital forensics service recognised by courts in numerous jurisdictions. We offer a seamless service from client document / data identification and preservation to collection, processing, review and production. Whether your data resides on laptops, mobiles, servers, cloud platforms or with third parties, collections are forensically sound conducted either on-site or remotely and with a strict chain of custody.

With industry-standard tools and ISO-aligned practices, your data is securely preserved, deduplicated and refined. We ensure the extraction of the correct metadata and filter out irrelevant material, helping you to reduce cost and review time whilst manage risk. Our work is often multi-jurisdictional and our workflows are designed to respect your local privacy and data transfer requirements.

Our review process and use cases

Our review process is accelerated with an AI-enabled eDiscovery platform. By applying TAR/predictive coding, clustering and best in class AI assisted review technology, we accelerate the discovery process whilst also providing clear rationale and citations.

The use of e-discovery and integrated AI reviewing is not limited to litigation subject to a court process. We have assisted our clients in using it for matters such as Data Subject Access Requests (DSARs), internal investigations and due diligence exercises.

When it is time to disclose, we deliver documents in court-approved formats (native, image, text, load file) with Bates numbering, redactions, and metadata overlays 

To learn more about how our team can help, reach out to our e-Discovery and Digital Forensics lead, Andy Carpenter.