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AI-Enhanced Discovery Support for Litigation

Discovery support for federal litigation, checked against the sources before delivery

Legal1Up helps law firms streamline discovery with AI-driven document analysis and human oversight. Our team combines advanced technology with experienced legal professionals to deliver comprehensive, defensible discovery support that meets the demands of complex federal litigation.

AI + Human Collaboration

AI handles volume processing and pattern detection. Our team checks every deliverable against the sources. Your counsel makes the legal calls.

End-to-End Support

From initial document collection through privilege review and production, we handle the entire discovery lifecycle so your team can focus on strategy.

Seamless Collaboration via Customer Portal

Upload documents, track progress, review deliverables, and communicate with your team through our secure customer portal, all in one place.

Why us

Why Choose Legal1Up for Discovery?

AI-Powered Document Review

Our AI processes thousands of documents rapidly, identifying relevant materials, detecting patterns, and flagging key evidence. A person checks it before delivery.

Efficient Organization

We categorize, index, and structure discovery materials using consistent taxonomies that make retrieval fast and depositions productive.

Comprehensive Compliance

We build each production to the format, ESI terms, and rules your counsel gives us, and check it against them before delivery.

Flexible & Scalable

Whether your matter involves 500 documents or 500,000, our hybrid model scales to meet your needs without sacrificing quality or turnaround time.

What's Included

Document Inventory & Organization

  • Comprehensive cataloging of all produced and collected documents
  • Consistent naming conventions and folder structures aligned to case themes
  • Bates numbering, date sorting, and custodian-based organization

AI-Driven Document Review

  • First-pass relevance scoring with continuous learning from reviewer feedback
  • Key document identification and hot-doc flagging for attorney review
  • Deduplication, near-duplicate detection, and email threading

Drafting & Responding to Discovery Requests

  • Draft interrogatories, requests for production, and requests for admission
  • Objection-by-objection response frameworks with supporting authority
  • Meet-and-confer preparation materials and deficiency analysis

Privilege Log Preparation

  • Identification and segregation of potentially privileged materials
  • Detailed privilege log entries with document descriptions and privilege basis
  • In camera review preparation and privilege dispute support

Service Timeline

We confirm the delivery date when we accept the scope. Rush available, fee and date quoted with the scope.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of documents can you process?

We handle all common litigation document types including PDFs, emails (PST/MBOX), Word documents, spreadsheets, images, and scanned documents requiring OCR. Our system processes native files while preserving metadata.

Do you support e-discovery and ESI protocols?

Yes. We work within established ESI protocols and can help draft them. Our productions comply with standard load file formats (Concordance, Relativity, IPRO) and we coordinate with hosting platforms as needed.

How does AI fit into the discovery review process?

AI performs first-pass review, relevance scoring, and pattern detection to accelerate the process. Every AI determination is verified by a human reviewer before it becomes part of a deliverable. This hybrid approach reduces cost while maintaining defensibility.

What does your review process look like?

After intake, we perform AI-assisted first-pass review, followed by human QA on every batch. You receive progress updates through the customer portal and can review flagged documents in real time. Final deliverables go through a multi-step quality gate before release.

Ready when you are

Have a matter that's drowning in pages?

Tell us about the matter and we'll scope it on a short call. Then we quote, run a conflict check, and get to work.