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Using Continuous Active Learning (CAL)   As remote working has become essential during these unprecedented times, we are all relying on technology more than ever before. At Altlaw, our project managers have been working from home and leveraging technology to run projects as they would normally be run. Below is an overview case study of

Sensitive and secure: How we dealt with a high-profile litigation [Case Study] While we handle all data with utmost due diligence and care, some client documentation can be either commercially sensitive or high profile enough that we must challenge ourselves strategically in order to manage it. Read on for a recent example of how we did that in order to deliver a seamless, secure and value-added

Hosting Case Data from Behind the Firewall  In this case study, learn how we helped a US law firm maintain exceptional security for their end client’s sensitive case data, despite all three parties being based in different continents. The Challenge A mid-tier law firm and long-term client of ours at

Don’t Panic, all Hail Altlaw Trial bundles can be pain free if you follow the rules. If every good junior lawyer didn’t understand the importance of producing an accurate trial bundle for court, they certainly do now after the recent #bundlegate episode in the high court.  When it comes to

Less Paper, Less Risk As any Facilities Manager worth their salt will know, having an efficient storage protocol for files is critical for the smooth running of any proficient law firm.  In today’s technology-led world, more law firms are making the transition from holding physical copies of their confidential files

Print Case Study – Cheaper isn’t Always Better! Our print team at Altlaw were asked by a law firm to quote to print a very large,(1,500,000 pages) disclosure data set taken from Relativity and was due at the High Court for a very public, press-worthy class action. After sending

Managed Services – Client Case Study Summary The law firm client had a set of data that was considered to be commercially sensitive to host in a data colocation.  As the end client resided outside of the EU the decision was taken to implement a system on the premises of

Confidential Onsite Project Hosting Summary The client had a large amount of sensitive data that they wanted hosted in a highly secure environment, allowing review and redaction of sensitive documents before moving qualifying documents to the next stage of the project. A range of options were presented to the client