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Questions

1.	In what states does The Data Company provide litigation support?
2.	How does The Data Company charge for their services?
3.	How does The Data Company work with our trial team in developing exhibits?
4.	What is the typical turnaround time of a scanning project?
5.	What software does The Data Company use for courtroom presentation?
6.	What type of equipment does The Data Company use for videotaping and editing?
7.	How does The Data Company secure the case information in its web repository?
8.	How can I see samples of The Data Company’s past graphics work?
9.	Does The Data Company provide jury consulting services?
10.	What do I do if there is an emergency during non-business hours?
11.	Does The Data Company have any facilities available for use by clients?

Answers

1.	In what states does The Data Company provide litigation support? We provide on-site litigation support and staffing to all parts of the U.S.



2.	How does The Data Company charge for their services? All cases are evaluated independently regarding which services are needed. For questions about pricing, please contact us at sales@TheDataCo.com or call our sales team at “contact us.”

How does The Data Company work with our trial team in developing exhibits?

We work closely with the trial team on the key concepts you want to present to the jury. Our graphic artists then create the type of exhibit that best fits your key concepts; whether it is a trial board, electronic graphic, 3D animation, etc.

What is the typical turnaround time of a scanning project?
Scanning needs vary from one job to another. In addition, turnaround times and costs will depend on the nature of the project.

	Light litigation: Very few staples and paper clips, the documents are basically ready to auto-feed
	Medium litigation: Several staples and clips, or the documents are bound with tabs or organized by file folder
	Heavy litigation: Many staples, binder clips, and sticky notes that need to be removed and then reattached after scanning
	Hands on glass: Complex jobs consisting of documents that cannot be broken apart, specific pages from many books, and other items that require our scanners to manually place each item on the scanner



5.	What software does The Data Company use for courtroom presentation? We use a combination of several different programs, depending on your presentation objectives. Programs we commonly use are Sanction, Trial Director, PowerPoint, Adobe Illustrator, and 3D Studio Max.



6.	What type of equipment does The Data Company use for videotaping and editing? We tape using broadcast-quality cameras, and we shoot video digitally. Our editing suites include AVID systems, Adobe Premiere, and Final Cut Pro.

How does The Data Company secure the case information in its web repository?
Applications and data are hosted on servers in our centrally managed data center where they are secured, supported, maintained, and upgraded. Our online staff is fully trained to prevent malicious computer-hacking techniques. We have multiple firewalls, secure socket layers, and 128-bit encryption to protect your case information.


8.	How can I see samples of The Data Company’s creative work? You may visit the portfolio section of this site under courtroom graphics & media to see some examples of non-proprietary casework we have done in the past. The portfolio is divided by practice areas and shows several different types of graphics in each practice area.

Does The Data Company provide jury consulting services?
Yes, we partner with a premier nationally known trial consulting firm, CSI, based out of Dallas, TX.


10.	What do I do if there is an emergency during non-business hours? We always give our clients a primary contact and their phone number. If you do not have that information, you can call our main line 24 hours a day and reach our emergency line.


11.	Does The Data Company have any facilities available for use by clients? In our Memphis building, we have video conferencing suites, executive office space, a full-scale courtroom, and conference rooms.