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Contact e.law: [email protected] bureau services The bureau team at e.law carries out a number of services to law corporations and corporate legal departments including; legal & commercial copying, printing, scanning, delimiting and coding. All documentation processed is thoroughly checked by our experienced bureau team to ensure the highest accuracy levels are achieved every time. Coding - With 24 hour data entry and remote access to terminals, the e.law team has the capacity to objectively code over 10,000 records or documents e.law uses large coding screens allowing the ability to code both from original documents and ‘off-the-screen’ images. per day. e.law undertakes accurate, high-speed, fully audited data entry for matters of any size. Court copying – this includes; obtaining subpoenaed documents in all jurisdictions within the CBD; Uplifting subpoenaed documents from the Supreme Court – Practice Note SC Gen 3 (NSW only); On-site photocopying of subpoenaed documents in all other jurisdictions; Electronic reproduction, including CD’s, DVD’s, Audio & VHS; Collecting and photocopying court files. e.law copy documents for all jurisdictions. Appeal & Court Books - this includes: Index prepara- tion and validation; Master preparation; Pagination; Printing and binding; Preparation of data and images; CD Rom creation and duplication; Searchable, port- able, compliant discovery lists in hard copy or elec- tronic format; Draft and review. e.law prepare Appeal Books and Court Books for all jurisdictions. In-sourced print room management – e.law provides in-sourced copy facilities management and is able to manage the full service delivery of your company’s internal print and copy needs from within your building. e.law offer a range of copy options to meet the differing needs of our clients and we welcome the opportunity to collaboratively design the best solution to meet your exact specifications. Archiving documents – e.law archive documents electronically for any business or agency, in any industry and of any size. e.law bureau team can assist any organisation with indexing paper and electronic records in a thorough, consistent and integrated way, making them searchable by multiple parameters such as client, matter, date and more. Legal copying and printing - specialise in supporting law corporations and corporate legal departments with cost-effective solutions for document processing. e.law undertake orders ranging in size from small, single copy colour jobs for personal injury matters, to the largest litigation and due diligences ever undertaken in Asia Pacific. Scanning, imaging and data capture - using in-house imaging systems. e.law support the precise capture and processing of various types of legal, structured and unstructured documents and forms. Our document imaging delivers significant and quantifiable benefits such as: cost, accuracy and compliance, productivity increase, security and space. Visit elaw.com.au for more information leaders in digital evidence
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Contact e.law: [email protected]
bureau services
The bureau team at e.law carries out a number of services to law corporations and corporate legal departments including; legal & commercial copying, printing, scanning, delimiting and coding.
All documentation processed is thoroughly checked by our experienced bureau team to ensure the highest accuracy levels are achieved every time.
Coding - With 24 hour data entry and remote access to terminals, the e.law team has the capacity to objectively code over 10,000 records or documents
e.law uses large coding screens allowing the ability to code both from original documents and ‘off-the-screen’ images.
per day. e.law undertakes accurate, high-speed, fully audited data entry for matters of any size.
Court copying – this includes; obtaining subpoenaed documents in all jurisdictions within the CBD; Uplifting subpoenaed documents from the Supreme Court – Practice Note SC Gen 3 (NSW only); On-site photocopying of subpoenaed documents in all other jurisdictions; Electronic reproduction, including CD’s, DVD’s, Audio & VHS; Collecting and photocopying court files. e.law copy documents for all jurisdictions.
Appeal & Court Books - this includes: Index prepara-tion and validation; Master preparation; Pagination; Printing and binding; Preparation of data and images; CD Rom creation and duplication; Searchable, port-able, compliant discovery lists in hard copy or elec-tronic format; Draft and review. e.law prepare Appeal Books and Court Books for all jurisdictions.
In-sourced print room management – e.law provides in-sourced copy facilities management and is able to manage the full service delivery of your company’s internal print and copy needs from within your building. e.law offer a range of copy options to meet the differing needs of our clients and we welcome the opportunity to collaboratively design the best solution to meet your exact specifications.
Archiving documents – e.law archive documents electronically for any business or agency, in any industry and of any size. e.law bureau team can assist any organisation with indexing paper and electronic records in a thorough, consistent and integrated way, making them searchable by multiple parameters such as client, matter, date and more.
Legal copying and printing - specialise in supporting law corporations and corporate legal departments with cost-effective solutions for document processing. e.law undertake orders ranging in size from small, single copy colour jobs for personal injurymatters, to the largest litigation and due diligences ever undertaken in Asia Pacific.
Scanning, imaging and data capture - using in-house imaging systems. e.law support the precise capture and processing of various types of legal, structured and unstructured documents and forms.
Our document imaging delivers significant and quantifiable benefits such as: cost, accuracy and compliance, productivity increase, security and space.
Visit elaw.com.au for more information
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