eDiscovery Best Practices That Cover Your Ass Assets

If you’re looking for the beehive – that massive firm where the name makes a splash at cocktail parties – go out and get it (and with our blessing).

But if you’re looking for a firm committed to eDiscovery best practices and helping your firm, organization, or municipality do the best business its ever done…let’s talk.

ESI Attorney’s primary goal is to help our clients build and then support their businesses. We don’t care if you’re starting from a blank slate or embroiled in the biggest quagmire in history. At heart, we’re problem-solvers that actually enjoy solving problems where technology and people collide.

There’s an art to a peaceful coexistence between people and their technology – and we’ll help you find it. And when we find it, we’ll empower you with IT and eDiscovery best practices that both manage and protect that coexistence.

A Long Tenure in eDiscovery Best Practices

We haven’t just been around the block – we were there when the block as built. Back in 2004, Kelly Twigger attended the legal industry’s first-ever eDiscovery conference in New York City and since then, has focused her practice on the intersection of law, people, and technology. While we might be small, our size allows us to be nimble and deeply involved – two qualities essential for any consultant looking to build successful long-term eDiscovery and information law strategies. It also lets us build relationships.

See, our relationships with our clients are a reflection of our relationship with both the law and technology. eDiscovery is about creating working, efficient relationships between people and data within firms, organizations, and municipalities. By being relationship-centric, we’re walking our own talk about eDiscovery.

It starts with people. It gets better with technology. And when we bring the two together with the right systems, training, and strategy – you get to focus on doing better business by selling more widgets instead of focusing on legal obligations.

If you’re interested in learning how ESI can help you protecting your ass assets through an improved relationship between people and the data you need to do your job (and well), learn how to work with ESI using the buttons below.