Trial Solutions, an eDiscovery software and services company, entered into a partnership agreement with Venio Systems, an innovator in early case assessment (ECA) and first-pass review (FPR) software. Through the partnership, both the companies will provide comprehensive document review capabilities that support the entire document review cycle, starting with early case assessment all the way through production.  

Venio FPR, one of the fastest-growing Software-as-a-Service (SaaS (News - Alert)) Web-based applications in the legal software market and an eDiscovery tool for early case assessment and first-pass review, enables legal teams to significantly reduce litigation data sizes and costs.

On the other hand, Trial Solutions is a SaaS provider of OnDemand linear review software, a software for reviewing one document at a time. The company provides litigation support services in over 90 metropolitan areas throughout the United States and Canada.

Trial Solutions will also contribute expertise in sales support, technical support and implementation for Venio's resellers. The combination of Venio's early case assessment and first-pass review software, and Trial Solutions' linear review software and production services will enable the customers to resolve their document review needs in a one-stop shopping fashion.  

“We selected Trial Solutions because of their experienced support staff, full range of eDiscovery services and OnDemand linear review software," stated Chris Jurkiewicz, co-founder of Venio Systems, in a press release. "Their talented team ranges from sales support engineers who provide product demonstrations to experienced consultants and technicians who ensure smooth implementation."

"After comparing the speed, accuracy, practicality and price of many ECA and FPR tools on the market, Venio clearly offered the best product," said Brad Jenkins, president and CEO of Trial Solutions, in a press release. "We are excited to team up with Venio to offer an end-to-end document review solution for our clients."

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Edited by Jaclyn Allard