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ABOUT US
A firm’s internal technology needs range from typical IT structures such as desktop PCs, mobile devices, and servers, to more legal specific technologies such as case management, timekeeping, and cost recovery. We strive to implement systems that add value, efficiency, and capability to firms as small as a single lawyer and as large as multi-location organizations. Cases increasingly involve the conveniences we take advantage of every day. Corporate e-mail servers, BlackBerry and Treo mobile devices, portable computers, and many other business systems can hold information that is key to your case. Getting the most from these potential resources requires not only a deep knowledge of technology, but also an understanding of the methods that maintain credibility within the legal process. The CTS Legal staff adheres to strict forensic methods, ensuring reliability in all work we perform. CORIIS strives to set policy in the industry, not just follow it. We are forward looking with involvement in and contributions to projects and organizations founded to set “industry standards” for litigation support, forensics and e-discovery. We pride ourselves on being a resource within the legal community, providing training, education, and outreach programs to firms and individual lawyers directly. These relationships and our partnerships with local legal organizations outline our commitment to the industry. |
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IT QUALIFICATIONS CORIIS' staff has years of enterprise level experience designing and supporting corporate IT systems. Whether we’re providing complete managed IT services or simply augmenting an existing IT staff with project management and integration, our goal is to provide end to end services that match business needs and strategies with technology. Below are a few examples of prior work. Size: Our largest network design mapped 11 offices from Australia, Singapore, France, Germany and the UK with a centralized corporate computing system based in Texas. The system included multi-route failovers, redundant network connections, seamless interoffice resource sharing, and a host of other technologies that streamlined corporate resources and access. A full listing of services are available here. |
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