Barnes & Thornburg Partners with Everlaw for Ediscovery
Barnes & Thornburg has chosen Everlaw as its strategic technology partner for ediscovery, as announced in a multi-year agreement at Legalweek25 in New York City. In a press release, the firm highlighted Everlaw's cloud-native platform, which offers a user-friendly experience and the capability to manage complex cases, as key reasons for the partnership.
The collaboration aims to enhance Barnes & Thornburg's ediscovery capabilities, supporting its global client base. Everlaw's platform is designed to streamline casework processes, from data ingestion to trial preparation, aligning with the firm's goals of maximizing productivity and continuous improvement. Additionally, Everlaw provides unlimited free customer support, ensuring expert technical assistance is readily available.
Barnes & Thornburg, one of the largest law firms in the U.S. with over 800 attorneys, views this partnership as a significant investment in AI and cutting-edge technology, positioning the firm to better serve its clients and achieve greater success in the future.
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