Strategic Case Preparation

It's Make or Break. Are You Prepared?

In document-intensive litigation and investigations, knowing what happened is important; having the documents to prove it is critical.  

Whether you're crafting your outline of proof, building your chronology, impeaching a witness, or developing your narrative for trial, your ability to find the key or hot documents can make or break your case. 

In the days of paper document productions, options for finding those critical documents were limited to careful page-by-page inspection. Today, while electronic information creates many new challenges it also affords new opportunities for legal discovery. Forward-looking litigators must consider the following:  

    • How can I quickly and effectively analyze electronic information to gain an advantage?
    • Do I have the necessary skills, tools and competencies on my team?
    • Will my opponent? 

    Your Strategic Partner for Case Preparation

    Over the past 8 years, hundreds of attorneys have turned to H5 for strategic support when developing and preparing their cases. For each engagement, we deploy a team of information retrieval and analysis experts that partners with the legal team to provide the complementary expertise and experience needed to find the critical information for your case. Our services are tailored to the case needs and are delivered on demand – when clients need them, within their budgets and timelines. 

    Gain Advantage Through Expert Analysis

    H5 not only removes the headaches and complexities created by electronic information, but unlocks its potential and turns it into a strategic weapon, enabling you to know more, and know it sooner. Whether it's better understanding the documents you just produced, or quickly assessing documents produced by your opposition, we can help. In recent engagements, our innovative analyses have enabled litigation teams to more easily and quickly: 

      • Find hot documents
      • Uncover previously unknown facts
      • Identify new witnesses
      • Corroborate witness testimony
      • Impeach adverse witnesses
      • Identify unexpected patterns or gaps in productions
      • Identify emotionally charged communications often correlated with hot documents
      • Unearth other information for the case team's legal analysis