If you have just received discovery regarding your tax issues and feel overwhelmed, we can help you understand what your options are and help you work within your budget. 

Examples of  discovery:

• Physical evidence in the form of paper
• Digital evidence
• Electronic evidence. 

IRS discovery can contain IRS forms, documents, computer codes, IRS master files (IMF), administative/examination files and IRS evidences seized by search warrants.  These IRS records are extremely difficult to decipher. 

Our flow chart is designed to allow you to make decisions about how you process your physical evidence and digital evidence and what level of technology you utilize to mitigate the problem of analyzing and determining what information is relevant.

Depending on the amount of physical evidence and digital evidence, you need to determine how you will analyze and determine which information is relevant. 

If the amount of physical evidence and digital evidence is small, manual processing is an option. 

If you have received an overwhelming volume of physical evidence and digital evidence we can help you manage this evidence.

Our flow chart is designed to allow you to make decisions about how you process your physical evidence and digital evidence and what level of technology you utilize to mitigate the problem of analyzing and determining what  information is relevant. 

Converting physical evidence and electronic image files to computer searchable files (OCR) is an excellent way to let technology assist your tasks.  electronic files that can be searched by word or phrase allowing an experienced operator to find the needles in the hay stack.  These same electronic documents can be provided as trial exhibits and used at trial to display physical evidence and digital evidence to the court and the jury.   

Our goal is to provide affordable services to assist attorneys to effectively convert, find, analyze and prepare physical evidence and digital evidence for use as evidence in litigation in the new electronic legal system. 

Call 1-800-447-6181 for a free consultation.