Epiq Systems Expands eDiscovery Service Offerings and Opens New Offices in Hong Kong...
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Epiq Systems Expands eDiscovery Service Offerings and Opens New Offices in Hong
Kong and Brussels
KANSAS CITY, Kan., March 30, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Epiq Systems, Inc.
(Nasdaq:EPIQ), a leading provider of technology solutions for the legal
profession, today reported that it has expanded its eDiscovery service offerings
to include data collections, forensics and document review. Additionally, Epiq
has opened new international eDiscovery offices in Hong Kong and Brussels. Epiq
Systems' eDiscovery capabilities now represent a complete global end-to-end
solution with a significant footprint in all major legal and financial centers
to support large scale multinational cases.
The extension of service offerings to provide full lifecycle eDiscovery
solutions further enhances Epiq's leadership position in the marketplace. These
integrated services, delivered through our industry-leading DocuMatrix review
platform, offer an optimized discovery process with significant bottom-line
efficiencies for clients.
-- Epiq's new Forensics Acquisition Services Team provides data
preservation and collection services, with particular expertise
in the requirements of foreign jurisdictions and in handling
esoteric file systems and formats. In addition, the team provides
early data assessment, data reduction, and sampling strategies to
minimize unnecessary processing, and accelerate the
identification of relevant information.
-- Epiq Document Review Solutions, the company's new contract
document review service, leverages its industry-leading
DocuMatrix review platform to provide on-demand review of large
data collections by qualified attorneys. Skilled at deploying
DocuMatrix accelerators, specially trained attorneys working for
Epiq can review data at several times the rate of a traditional
linear review, dramatically reducing document review costs,
typically the most expensive component of discovery.
Epiq Systems has also opened new eDiscovery offices to support clients more
effectively in continental Europe and Asia.
-- The new Brussels office adds client support for regulatory
compliance engagements in the European Union.
-- Epiq's Hong Kong office has a local datacenter and provides on
the ground support across Asia.
Alongside Epiq's existing offices in New York, Washington DC, Los Angeles, and
London, these two new locations extend the company's reach in delivering
worldwide eDiscovery client support.
Christopher E. Olofson, president and COO of Epiq Systems stated, "As a leading
eDiscovery provider for top law firms and corporations, we continue to invest in
our services and global presence to provide an optimized eDiscovery solution for
clients. The extension of our service offerings, the continued investment in our
technology and the expansion into new geographies create a highly integrated and
efficient platform that will generate substantial bottom line cost savings for
clients."
About Epiq Systems:
Epiq Systems is a leading provider of integrated technology solutions for the
legal profession. Our solutions streamline the administration of bankruptcy,
litigation, financial transactions and regulatory compliance matters. We offer
innovative technology solutions for electronic discovery, document review, legal
notification, claims administration and controlled disbursement. Our clients
include leading law firms, corporate legal departments, bankruptcy trustees and
other professional advisors who require innovative technology, responsive
service and deep subject-matter expertise.
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CONTACT: The Epiq Systems, Inc.
Analysts and Investors:
Lew Schroeber, Vice President, Investor Relations
913-621-9500
ir@epiqsystems.com
Clients:
Greg Wildisen, Managing Director, International eDiscovery
212-225-9282
gwildisen@epiqsystems.com
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