Litigation & eDiscovery

Disclosure Review, Chronologies & Case Preparation

Litigation is document review at a scale nobody would choose. Disclosure has to be assessed for relevance and privilege, a chronology has to be built from correspondence written by people who were not building one, and every position has to be supported by something on the record. Scalata's agentic AI platform does the first pass and shows its working.

At scaleRelevance & privilege review across disclosure

AutomatedChronology assembly from correspondence

CitedEvery fact linked to its source document

DefensibleReview decisions logged and reviewable

How it works

The four-step journey

The same shape every time: name what is going wrong, put the documents somewhere they can be read, let people ask questions of them, and then hand the repeating parts to agents that do not need asking.

01
Confronting Disclosure Volume & Review Cost
Disclosure arrives in volumes that make linear review impossible within budget. Privilege calls are inconsistent across reviewers, and the chronology is rebuilt by hand every time the case moves.
Unreviewable disclosure volumeInconsistent privilege callsManual chronology buildingReview cost pressure
02
Building a Unified Case Data Core
Disclosure, pleadings, witness material and correspondence are ingested with their metadata intact, so custodian, date and thread survive into the review.
Document AIDisclosure ingestionMetadata & thread preservationCustodian mapping
03
Activating Intelligent Review & Chronology Analytics
Documents are assessed for relevance and privilege against your own criteria, key events are extracted into a chronology, and every entry cites the document behind it.
Conversational AIRelevance & privilege assessmentChronology extractionCitation to source
04
Full Automation with Proactive Litigation AI Agents
First-pass review runs continuously as material arrives, borderline privilege calls are escalated rather than guessed, and agents keep the chronology current as disclosure lands.
Continuous first-pass reviewPrivilege escalationLive chronology maintenanceHearing preparationAI Agents

Strategic Outcome

Review stops being the thing that determines what a case costs. Lawyers arrive at the material that matters with a chronology already built and every fact cited, and the decisions made during review are recorded well enough to defend if the process itself is challenged.

Who Scalata serves