DISCOVERY CO-COUNSEL

Discovery doesn't happen in isolation.


We work alongside your team as co-counsel — bringing strategy, judgment, and execution together.

[ INTRO ]

A collaborative approach to discovery.


The scope and complexity of discovery keep growing — and the cost of getting it wrong has never been higher.


Discovery isn't just a support function; it shapes case strategy, controls cost, and drives outcomes. We act as discovery co-counsel alongside your team — handling the complexity so your team can stay focused on the case.



[ how we work ]

Flexible support, tailored to the matter.


We integrate at whatever level the matter requires

→ Advising on discrete discovery issues
→ Supporting specific phases of the process
→ Providing end-to-end discovery management

[ What We Support ]

Strategy, execution, and everything between.


Our co-counsel role spans the strategic and the operational:

→ Staffing, managing, and training review teams
→ Advising on vendors, technology, and cost structures
→ Drafting and consulting on ESI protocols
→ Developing discovery plans and strategies
→ Conducting early case data assessments
→ Designing data culling strategies
→ Implementing analytics and technology-assisted review
→ Supporting privilege review and redaction workflows
→ Serving as discovery experts when needed

[ A More Integrated Model ]

An integrated model — not a vendor relationship.


Other Approaches

Siloed

  • Treat discovery as a separate function

  • Rely on vendors for execution

  • Disconnect strategy from review

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Integrated

  • Operates as part of your legal team

  • Connects strategy with execution

  • Applies legal judgment throughout

[ Where This Adds Value ]

Where this approach matters most.


The co-counsel model is especially valuable when matters involve:

→ Complex or high-volume discovery
→ Tight timelines and evolving issues
→ Multi-party or high-stakes litigation
→ Cost control without sacrificing defensibility

[ better together ]

A better way to approach discovery.