eDISCOVERY

A strategic approach to eDiscovery.

We design discovery around legal objectives from the start, bringing experienced judgment to every decision that follows.

[ INTRO ]

Discovery is not a workflow.
It's a strategy.


Too often, discovery is treated as a process — something to execute once data is collected.


But the most important decisions happen long before that. What's collected. How it's structured. What's prioritized. What's produced.  We approach discovery as a strategic function from the start.

[ Why Strategy Matters ]

Early decisions prevent later problems.


Without a clear strategy, discovery becomes reactive. Costs rise. Risk grows. A well-designed approach brings clarity — helping legal teams stay focused, control scope, and decide with confidence at every stage.

[ What We Design ]

A structured approach, tailored

to each matter.


Every matter requires its own design. We work with clients to define:.

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Scope and data sources

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Collection and processing protocols

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Review workflows

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Priorities and key issues

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Production structure for defensibility

[ How We're Different ]

Strategy from the start, not after.


Other Approaches

Process-first

  • Begin with tools and workflows
  • Apply strategy after the fact
  • Rely on standardized processes

Larimer Law

Objectives-first

  • Starts with legal objectives
  • Designs strategy before execution begins
  • Applies experienced legal judgment throughout

[ Led by Experience ]

Senior expertise, actively involved from the start.


Strategy is too important to delegate.


Experienced legal professionals shape discovery decisions directly — not just oversee them. Judgment guides the work, not just the review of it.

[ Built for Defensibility ]

Every decision made with scrutiny in mind.


Discovery strategies must hold up under challenge.


We design workflows expecting that — every decision documented, every step explainable. Defensibility is the structure, not an afterthought.

[ Where Strategy Matters Most ]

Where strategy makes the greatest difference.


A strategic approach is especially valuable when matters involve:

→ Large or complex data sets
→ Tight timelines or evolving facts
→ Regulatory or high-stakes litigation
→ A clear need for defensible decisions

[ ready when you are ]

Start with strategy.

If you're looking for a structured, thoughtful approach to eDiscovery, we're ready to design one with you.