Electronic discovery, or eDiscovery, is the process of identifying, collecting, preserving, processing, reviewing, analyzing, and producing electronically stored information that may be relevant to a legal matter.

Electronically stored information can include:

• Emails
• Text messages
• Documents
• Spreadsheets
• Databases
• PDFs
• Presentations
• Photographs
• Videos
• Audio
• Social-media content
• Mobile-device data
• Cloud data
• Collaboration-platform data
• Internet records
• Metadata
• Computer files
• Business records

eDiscovery can be used in litigation, investigations, regulatory matters, arbitrations, government proceedings, internal investigations, and other legal disputes.

eDiscovery professionals can help legal teams manage the enormous amount of digital information involved in modern cases.

Depending on the assignment, professionals may assist with:

• eDiscovery planning
• Data identification
• Data preservation
• Legal holds
• Data collection
• Forensic collection
• Processing
• Deduplication
• Document review
• Privilege review
• Coding
• Technology-assisted review
• Predictive coding
• Data analytics
• Email analysis
• Text-message review
• Metadata analysis
• Production
• Quality control
• Case management
• Trial preparation

End-to-End Litigation Data Management

JusVox helps legal teams find professionals who can assist throughout the eDiscovery lifecycle.

eDiscovery Consulting

Consultants can help attorneys develop strategies for managing electronically stored information.

Services may include:

• Case assessment
• Data mapping
• Discovery planning
• Custodian identification
• Collection planning
• Preservation strategy
• Review strategy
• Production planning
• Technology selection

Legal Hold Support

Preserve Potentially Relevant Information

Legal holds can be an important component of litigation and investigations.

Professionals can assist with:

• Identifying custodians
• Creating legal-hold workflows
• Tracking acknowledgments
• Monitoring custodians
• Documentation
• Hold reporting
• Preservation processes

Attorneys remain responsible for legal decisions regarding preservation obligations.

Data Collection

Collect the Information You Need

eDiscovery professionals can assist with collecting electronically stored information from sources such as:

• Computers
• Laptops
• Mobile phones
• Tablets
• Servers
• Email systems
• Cloud platforms
• Network drives
• Databases
• External drives
• Collaboration platforms
• Social-media accounts
• Enterprise applications

Collection methods should be appropriate for the case and the applicable legal requirements.

Forensic Data Collection

Preserve Digital Evidence

Digital forensics professionals can assist with forensic acquisition and preservation of data from electronic devices and systems.

Potential services include:

• Computer imaging
• Mobile-device extraction
• Hard-drive analysis
• File-system analysis
• Metadata preservation
• Deleted-file recovery
• Digital evidence preservation
• Chain-of-custody documentation

Mobile Device eDiscovery

Phones Contain an Enormous Amount of Evidence

Modern litigation may involve information stored on:

• iPhones
• Android devices
• Tablets
• Messaging applications
• SMS
• MMS
• Call records
• Contacts
• Photos
• Videos
• Location data
• Application data

eDiscovery professionals can help legal teams identify and manage potentially relevant mobile-device information.

Email Discovery

Find the Information Buried in the Inbox

Email can represent one of the largest sources of electronically stored information.

Professionals can help with:

• Email collection
• Email processing
• Threading
• Deduplication
• Attachment analysis
• Metadata
• Search
• Review
• Privilege
• Production

Text Message & Chat Discovery

Modern cases increasingly involve communications that occur outside traditional email.

eDiscovery professionals can work with data from:

• SMS
• iMessage
• Microsoft Teams
• Slack
• WhatsApp
• Collaboration platforms
• Other messaging systems

The ability to preserve and present conversations with appropriate context can be especially important.

Cloud eDiscovery

Discover Information Stored in the Cloud

Business information may be stored across multiple cloud environments.

eDiscovery professionals may assist with data from:

• Microsoft 365
• Google Workspace
• OneDrive
• SharePoint
• Dropbox
• Box
• Cloud databases
• Collaboration systems
• Enterprise applications

Social Media eDiscovery

Social-media information may become relevant to litigation or investigations.

Professionals can assist with identifying, preserving, collecting, organizing, and reviewing potentially relevant social-media information.

Potential sources include:

• Facebook
• Instagram
• TikTok
• LinkedIn
• X
• YouTube
• Online forums
• Other social platforms

Document Review

Review Thousands or Millions of Documents

Document review is often one of the most labor-intensive portions of discovery.

Review professionals can assist with identifying:

• Relevant documents
• Privileged documents
• Confidential information
• Key communications
• Responsive documents
• Duplicates
• Important custodians
• Potentially significant evidence

Contract Document Review Teams

Scale Your Review Workforce

Need additional reviewers?

JusVox can help legal teams find professionals for:

• Short-term projects
• Long-term projects
• High-volume review
• Privilege review
• Quality control
• Specialized review
• Remote document review

Technology-Assisted Review

Use Technology to Find What Matters

Technology-assisted review can use machine learning and other analytical tools to help legal teams identify potentially relevant information.

Professionals may work with:

• Predictive coding
• Machine learning
• Concept clustering
• Email threading
• Near-duplicate detection
• Similarity analysis
• Data visualization
• Communication analysis

Technology should be used appropriately and under the direction of the litigation team.

Predictive Coding

Predictive coding uses machine-learning techniques to help identify documents that may be relevant to a legal matter.

eDiscovery specialists can assist with:

• Training sets
• Coding protocols
• Relevance assessment
• Quality control
• Validation
• Statistical analysis
• Workflow management

AI-Assisted Document Review

AI Is Changing eDiscovery

Artificial intelligence can assist with large-scale document review and analysis.

Potential applications include:

• Document classification
• Summarization
• Entity identification
• Concept analysis
• Similarity analysis
• Communication analysis
• Privilege identification
• Data categorization
• Timeline creation
• Key-document identification

JusVox connects legal teams with professionals who understand both eDiscovery and emerging legal technology.

Privilege Review

Identify Potentially Privileged Information

Professionals can assist legal teams with organizing and reviewing documents for potential:

• Attorney-client privilege
• Work-product protection
• Confidential information
• Sensitive business information

Legal privilege determinations remain legal decisions for attorneys.

Data Processing

Turn Raw Data Into Reviewable Information

Processing may include:

• File extraction
• Decompression
• Text extraction
• Metadata extraction
• Deduplication
• Email threading
• File normalization
• Indexing
• OCR
• Data filtering

The goal is to transform large amounts of raw information into a manageable review environment.

OCR & Scanned Documents

Not every important document is digitally searchable.

eDiscovery professionals can assist with optical character recognition (OCR) to make scanned documents searchable and reviewable.

Potential applications include:

• Scanned contracts
• Paper records
• Medical records
• Invoices
• Historical documents
• Photographs of documents
• Archived records

Data Analytics

Find Patterns Hidden in the Data

eDiscovery analytics can help identify:

• Communication patterns
• Key custodians
• Frequently used terms
• Document relationships
• Duplicate information
• Timeline patterns
• Significant events
• Important communications

Analytics can help attorneys understand large datasets before beginning detailed review.

Early Case Assessment

Understand the Data Before You Commit to the Case

Early Case Assessment can help litigation teams evaluate:

• How much data exists
• Where the data is located
• Which custodians matter
• Potential discovery costs
• Relevant date ranges
• Likely document volumes
• Potential risks

Data Mapping

Know Where Your Evidence Lives

eDiscovery professionals can help organizations identify where potentially relevant information exists.

Potential sources include:

Email

Cloud storage

Mobile devices

Databases

File servers

Employee computers

Collaboration platforms

Social media

Enterprise systems

eDiscovery for Corporate Investigations

eDiscovery isn't limited to lawsuits.

Companies may use eDiscovery professionals for:

• Internal investigations
• Employee investigations
• Fraud investigations
• Compliance matters
• Regulatory inquiries
• Whistleblower investigations
• Corporate disputes
• Data investigations

Regulatory eDiscovery

Find professionals experienced with discovery and data management involving:

• Government investigations
• Regulatory agencies
• Administrative proceedings
• Compliance matters
• Financial investigations
• Healthcare investigations
• Employment investigations

Litigation Support

Connect eDiscovery With the Rest of Your Case

eDiscovery professionals often work alongside:

Litigation Attorneys

Paralegals

Investigators

Forensic Experts

Court Reporters

Legal Videographers

Trial Technicians

Expert Witnesses

Legal Animators

Trial Graphics Professionals

JusVox connects these professionals within the same litigation ecosystem.

eDiscovery Production

Prepare Information for Production

eDiscovery professionals can assist with production workflows involving:

• Production sets
• Bates numbering
• Metadata
• Native files
• TIFF
• PDF
• Load files
• Redactions
• Quality control
• Production logs

Production requirements depend on the case, jurisdiction, agreements, and applicable rules.

Bates Numbering

Professionals can help prepare documents for litigation production using appropriate Bates numbering and document-identification systems.

Redaction Services

Find professionals experienced with reviewing and applying redactions to:

• Privileged information
• Personal information
• Confidential business information
• Protected information
• Sensitive data

Quality Control

Catch Problems Before Production

Quality-control professionals can review discovery workflows for issues such as:

• Missing documents
• Duplicate documents
• Incorrect coding
• Improper redactions
• Metadata errors
• Production errors
• Privilege issues
• Bates-numbering problems

eDiscovery Project Management

Keep the Discovery Project Moving

An eDiscovery project manager can coordinate:

• Attorneys
• Review teams
• Vendors
• IT personnel
• Forensic specialists
• Data custodians
• Technology providers
• Production teams

They may manage:

Deadlines

Budgets

Data volumes

Review progress

Production schedules

Quality control

eDiscovery Technology Specialists

Find professionals with experience using legal technology platforms and discovery systems.

Experience may include:

• Relativity
• Everlaw
• DISCO
• Logikcull
• Reveal
• Exterro
• Nuix
• RelativityOne
• Microsoft Purview
• Other discovery platforms

Technology experience can be listed directly on a JusVox professional profile.

Relativity Professionals

Find professionals with experience in:

• Relativity
• RelativityOne
• Review workflows
• Data processing
• Analytics
• Production
• Relativity administration
• Project management
• Review management

eDiscovery Consultants

Bring in Expertise When You Need It

An eDiscovery consultant can help a legal team evaluate:

• Discovery strategy
• Technology
• Data sources
• Review workflows
• Costs
• Production requirements
• Vendor selection
• Project management

eDiscovery Vendor Selection

Need help selecting a discovery platform or vendor?

Professionals can help compare:

• Technology
• Pricing
• Data capacity
• Security
• Review functionality
• Analytics
• Production capabilities
• Support
• Workflow requirements

eDiscovery for Small Law Firms

You Don't Need a Million-Document Case to Need eDiscovery

Smaller cases may still involve:

• Thousands of emails
• Text messages
• Social-media posts
• Digital photographs
• Cloud documents
• Medical records
• Business records

JusVox helps smaller firms find professionals who can provide project-based or limited-scope eDiscovery support without necessarily requiring a large permanent staff.

Remote eDiscovery Professionals

Build a Discovery Team From Anywhere

Find professionals available for:

• Remote document review
• eDiscovery consulting
• Project management
• Data analysis
• Quality control
• Production
• Litigation support

eDiscovery Jobs & Assignments

Find Your Next eDiscovery Opportunity

JusVox can connect eDiscovery professionals with:

• Law firms
• Attorneys
• Corporations
• Government agencies
• Litigation-support companies
• eDiscovery vendors
• Investigators
• Insurance companies

Find:

Full-time positions

Contract work

Freelance projects

Temporary projects

Remote work

Document-review assignments

eDiscovery consulting projects

Whether you need eDiscovery consulting, forensic collection, document review, Relativity support, predictive coding, AI-assisted review, data processing, production, quality control, or eDiscovery project management, JusVox helps you find professionals based on technology, experience, specialty, location, and availability.

Post an eDiscovery Project

Tell JusVox what your case requires.

Project Type

Data Volume

Technology

Start Date

Deadline

Location

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Experience Required

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Description

Then connect with matching professionals.

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Get Discovered by Attorneys & Law Firms

Create a JusVox profile showcasing your:

• eDiscovery experience
• Technology platforms
• Certifications
• Litigation experience
• Project management
• Document-review experience
• Forensic skills
• Data-analysis experience
• Industry experience
• Practice areas
• Availability
• Geographic coverage

Showcase Your Technology Experience

List the platforms and technologies you know.

For example:

Relativity

Everlaw

DISCO

Reveal

Nuix

Exterro

Microsoft Purview

AI Review Tools

Digital Forensics

OCR

Data Analytics

Find eDiscovery Assignments

Professionals can find opportunities involving:

• Document review
• Litigation support
• eDiscovery consulting
• Data processing
• Relativity administration
• Project management
• Digital forensics
• Quality control
• Production
• AI-assisted review
• Trial preparation

Get Notified About Matching Work

When an attorney posts an eDiscovery assignment matching your:

Technology

Specialty

Experience

Location

Availability

JusVox can notify you about the opportunity.

Why Use JusVox?

Find. Hire. Schedule. Coordinate.

JusVox brings eDiscovery professionals and litigation teams together.

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Find eDiscovery professionals

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Connect with attorneys

A single case can involve enormous amounts of information and dozens of professionals.

JusVox connects:

Attorneys

Paralegals

eDiscovery Professionals

Digital Forensic Experts

Court Reporters

Legal Videographers

Expert Witnesses

Trial Technicians

Legal Animators

Trial Graphics Professionals

Investigators

Litigation Support Professionals

All in one legal-services ecosystem.