LegalPrint Automated E-Discovery Printing, PDF Conversion, and Accounting

Automated Batch Printing and Streamlined E-Discovery for Legal Firms

Even as the legal industry has migrated to Electronic Discovery (E-Discovery), electronically stored files and hard copy documents must still be printed to become part of the litigation process. Making users individually open, print, and close each file, email, and email attachment is a time consuming and error-prone process. Additionally, tracking and recovering all the associated costs requires exhaustive manual accounting. Fortunately, this process can be automated with LegalPrint.

	RSA gets top marks for their assistance in the installation...They were very patient, very thoughtful... Everyone was completely committed to getting the job done for us. And we did it...The training provided by RSA was also highly beneficial and well done.
	Rob Kohal, Manager, Operations Systems Support Daimler Chrysler

LegalPrint automated batch printing software automates the E-Discovery process for Law firms and legal service providers by converting hard copy and electronically stored files from their native format to print ready PDFs for printing on production printers.

LegalPrint enables you to:

Print Electronic Discovery files from CDs, DVDs, or other media with full accounting
Automate Bates stamping and watermarking
Prepare legal documents faster and more efficiently
Automate accounting with automated case, client, and matter number tracking and reporting

LegalPrint Workflow

LegalPrint takes input from removable media, network and hard copy, and batch processes it for printing on production printers. LegalPrint general workflow diagram LegalPrint can be used as one installation with one output device, or scale it to multiple PCs processing files concurrently. For large volume needs, add QDirect, RSA's Output Manager.

Not sure which option you need? Visit the LegalPrint options page to find out which LegalPrint option is best for your legal workflow management.

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