E-Discovery & Litigation Support
Loop Litigation provides data-driven e-discovery and litigation support — early case assessment, ESI protocol strategy, data preservation and collection, document review, privilege logging, and defensible production — for our own litigation clients and as discovery counsel to other legal teams.
In modern litigation, the data is the case — and the cost. Electronic discovery is where budgets balloon and cases are won or lost, because the volume of email, chat, documents, and cloud data now involved in even a mid-sized dispute is enormous. This is where an AI-native firm has a structural advantage. Our attorney-built agents accelerate review and early case assessment, so we can find the documents that matter, assess the value and risk of a matter early, and produce defensibly — faster and at a fraction of the cost of a traditional linear review. A lawyer remains accountable for every privilege call and every production; the AI does the volume, the attorney does the judgment.
We handle discovery as an integrated part of our litigation practice, and we can also step in as dedicated discovery counsel — negotiating ESI protocols, managing collection and review, and resolving the increasingly technical disputes that arise over data — so lead counsel can focus on strategy.
Typical matters
- Early case assessment and data-driven case strategy
- Litigation holds and defensible preservation
- Forensically sound data collection with chain of custody
- ESI protocol negotiation
- AI-accelerated / technology-assisted document review
- Privilege review and logging
- Document production and productions disputes
- Serving as discovery counsel or co-counsel
- ESI and data-privacy strategy
Frequently asked questions
What is e-discovery?
E-discovery (electronic discovery) is the process of identifying, preserving, collecting, reviewing, and producing electronically stored information — email, documents, chat, and cloud data — as evidence in litigation. It's typically the most time-consuming and expensive phase of a lawsuit, which is exactly why our AI-accelerated approach creates so much leverage.
How does AI reduce e-discovery costs?
Traditional review puts human reviewers in front of every document, one at a time. Our attorney-built agents surface the relevant and privileged material far faster, so attorneys spend their time on judgment calls rather than first-pass review. You get a defensible result without paying for a small army of contract reviewers.
Can you serve as discovery counsel for a case another firm is leading?
Yes. We can handle the e-discovery workstream — ESI protocols, collection, review, and production — as discovery counsel while your lead counsel runs the case.