Electronic discovery

When a legal case reaches a certain stage, all parties must complete a discovery procedure. This involves disclosing all documents relevant to the case and material to the issues under dispute and those not protected by legal privilege, to the other parties in the case.

The vast majority of the documents relevant to any legal case will be stored on computers, and usually only a few computers at that. Computer data can be electronically searched with ease, saving you time, money and trouble.

Our team has the most experience in practicing electronic discovery in Ireland. Our specialists have successfully completed dozens of cases for all types of clients, from multinational financial companies, and large public bodies, to small businesses, and private individuals. Members of our team wrote the Law Society of Ireland’s own practice guides on electronic evidence discovery.

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Paul Jacobs
Partner, Head of Forensic & Investigation Services
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News

Businesses to prepare for more cyber attacks, Sunday Tribune