Law In Order is a leading provider to the legal profession of eDiscovery and legal support services including forensic data collection, information governance, managed document review, and eArbitration services. We provide a secure, flexible and responsive outsourced service of unparalleled quality to law firms, government agencies and corporate legal departments throughout the region. We operate 24/7, 365 days a year, ensuring our clients have unrestricted access to experienced litigation support professionals for assistance and advice at any time.
Law In Order
Email: sales@lawinorder.com
Website: lawinorder.com
Number of employees: 400+
Year Established: 1999
Languages spoken: 47
Main Practice Areas: eDiscovery, Digital Forensics, Managed Document Review, eHearings, Virtual Arbitrations, Consulting
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