Ajilon and Fios are teaming up to create a new ediscovery services partnership.  They are to be a start to finish solution, though according to the EDRM, it looks like they don’t address digital forensic collection.  That’s the only complaint from me – litigation support costs can be reduced by combining document review services with more traditional litigation support services.

Forensic collection still needs to be addressed in this scenario.    While some litigants don’t have the need for a permanent solution and can address this on a case-by-case basis, in the long term a dedicated document management system will prove to save money.

Project management will be another important piece to the Ajilon/Fios offering.  Overall, this is smart play in this market and I expect to see more mergers of complementary services in the coming months.

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