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Lexbe provides eDiscovery software and services for legal professionals at law firms, corporations, and government agencies.
Lawyers, law firms, and companies engaged in securities litigation or securities fraud cases face a number of unique challenges. First, these cases typically involve many parties, custodians and documents — page counts can often be in the tens of millions. But these cases must still be prosecuted in standard court timeframes, so often a lot needs to be done in just a little bit of time.
SEC or state securities authority involvement may be active or prospective. The SEC may have issued a subpoena or have an active investigation ongoing. Parties subject to a subpoena or investigation may be regulated entities – broker-dealers, accounting firms, public companies, investment companies – and subject to special requirements that further complicate a civil or criminal case. All these requirements may put additional time pressure on critical discovery and case management obligations.
Finance-based cases of any type can be very complicated, with many inter-related individuals and organizations. The ‘key’/’hot’ documents in a case — the real smoking guns — may be less obvious here than in other cases to most document reviewers.
Lexbe eDiscovery Platform has been designed to handle even the most massive and complicated securities litigation discovery collections.
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