Save time and reduce costs with streamlined workflows and advanced discovery tools
Streamline discovery by narrowing the scope with precise keywords, custodians, dates, and document types
Gain actionable insights early with comprehensive data analysis and reporting to guide strategic decisions
Leverage advanced tools like online case management, email threading, and concept analysis to enhance efficiency and accuracy
Ensure consistent and accurate reviews with expertly designed workflows
Quickly pinpoint critical documents with advanced search and analysis tools
Law In Order were approached by the law firms involved in a high profile case to determine whether we could assist facilitating an eTrial. The matter was proposed to be conducted either virtually, hybrid or.....
The Challenge Due to COVID-19, we were asked to run the hearings for The Royal Commission into National Natural Disaster Arrangements (RCNDA) in a hybrid/virtual format. Initially, the RCNDA was to be conducted with in-person.....
Contact us today for a free consultation and discover how our expert consulting services can improve your legal process.
Virtual eHearings replicate the essential components of physical hearings, arbitrations, or mediations using Law In Order’s enhanced video conferencing and technology solutions. They allow participants to join remotely via mobile, laptop, or tablet devices, overcoming geographical barriers.
Services include Remote Real-Time Transcription, Remote Evidence Presentation, multiple meeting rooms, break-out rooms, and integration with Law In Order’s managed Video Conference Bridge for seamless connectivity.
Yes, we can facilitate multiple meetings simultaneously. Participants can join separate, private links for counsel discussions, witness isolations, or client meetings.
A dedicated operator manages the presentation of evidence to participants. Evidence can be shared within the main hearing room or through separate meeting links, depending on the requirements.
A dedicated operator manages the presentation of evidence to participants. Evidence can be shared within the main hearing room or through separate meeting links, depending on the requirements.
While Virtual eHearings are best suited for shorter hearings, they can also be adapted for extended proceedings by integrating with physical eHearing rooms for hybrid setups.
Participants can join using mobile phones, laptops, or tablets. The Video Conference Bridge ensures compatibility across all devices.
Law In Order’s eHearings team includes lawyers, paralegals, senior IT professionals, legal consultants, and project managers with expertise in legal proceedings and relevant technologies.
Break-Out Rooms allow small groups to hold private discussions before, during breaks, or after hearings. These can simulate physical break-out rooms and are ideal for client-counsel discussions or isolating witnesses under oath.
