F100 Multinational Corporation Investigates Potential FCPA Violations The United States launched a major investigation into a large, multinational corporation for potential violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. This event would unfold to

Success with Predictive Coding: Eliminating 89% of the Review with Predictive Coding Opposing counsel requested broad set of search terms resulting in an exceptionally high volume of documents for review. Client

Top Notch Review Team Meets Surprise Court Deadline Top Notch Review Team assists an AMLaw 100 firm to complete the review, redaction and production of a complex bankruptcy dispute in only 4 days.

Leading Pharmaceutical Faced Diverse Complex Matters & Process Challenges Assessment, innovation and management of leading pharmaceutical company’s discovery operation. Client Challenge Faced with a significant portfolio of government and regulatory

Custom Collection Strategies Reduce Document Review Volume Reducing the volume of documentation review for Early Case Assessment. Client Challenge A large oil and gas corporation needed Early Case Assessment on

Global Bank & Broker-Dealer Large Supervisory Review & QC A high-volume supervisory and quality control review requiring additional assistance. Client Challenge The risk and compliance department of a global bank

Managed Review Enables 12 Attorneys to Beat One-Week Deadline Consilio provides managed review services to a prestigious law firm and successfully reviews 70,000 documents in one-week. Client Challenge On a

Immediate Case Assessment Significantly Reduces Document Volume and Increases Review Efficiency Consilio assisted a Banking Client to manage e-discovery and document review on an internal investigation of alleged trading misconduct. Client

Custom Workflows, Smart Analytics Achieve High Volume Production in Tight Timeframe The company has been challenged by multi-district litigation cases related to unexpected side effects of a cancer drug. Client Challenge

Defensibly Reducing Review Volume by 75% using Statistical Search Term Optimization Frequent, high-profile litigation and regulatory matters involving large volumes of extremely sensitive data that must be reviewed against tight deadlines and high

Leveraging TAR & Per Document Pricing to Drive 24% Savings A complex, time sensitive litigation matter that required e-discovery and document review resulted in the use of a comprehensive pricing model, and leveraged

Apples to Oranges: How Competition Investigations Differ from a Litigation Approach When Implementing eDiscovery Solutions By Daniel Rupprecht, Director – eDiscovery Consulting An Overview of the Approach to Litigation Disclosure At the

AI Finding Favor in Legal Industry, But Adoption Lags A recent survey conducted by Consilio polled 105 legal and technology professionals at last month’s Legalweek New York conference, and found that 93 percent

Interview: Ben Rusch of Consilio on the practical problems of collecting data in the EU Ben Rusch, interviewed by Chris Dale for the eDisclosure Information Project, is

Consolidating Contracts Post-Acquisition Consilio consolidated and reviewed a global telecom’s multilingual, legacy contracts post-acquisition to better track and analyze obligations and promises. Client Challenge A large, global telecom had made

Consilio Brings Together Analytics and Human Review in In-House Cost-Containment Service In this article, Robin Snasdell discusses our new service External Spend Optimization and its use of analytics tools. This article originally appeared

Healthcare Industry: Second Request Expertise Consilio’s integrated discovery services and Immediate Case Assessment™ analysis help a client save as much as $2.5 million in eDiscovery costs for a second request. Client

Managing Multinational FCPA Review Foreign corrupt practices investigation in Japan. Client Challenge A multinational automotive manufacturer turned to Consilio to assist with the response to a foreign corrupt practices investigation

Speaking in Tongues by Drew Macaulay December 2011 English may be the lingua franca of business, but that doesn’t mean lawyers can ignore the rest of the world’s languages – especially in e-disclosure