Legal Eagle

For over 25 years, Legal Eagle has been serving South Carolina and North Carolina law firms with litigation support services ranging from legal document archiving and management to trial presentation support. Based out of Greenville, SC, we are committed to helping South Carolina's small to mid-sized law firms compete with national or even international firms by leveraging litigation technology and hands-on support to level the playing field.

Don't jeopardize your complex cases by risking mishandling of your electronic data. Find out what makes Legal Eagle the premier eDiscovery partner for South Carolina law firms. Up to 25% of law firm staff violate compliance standards for document management and retention. Manage your Legal Documentation efficiently and responsibly with help from Legal Eagle.

In an increasingly digital world, critical information is often located on computers, tablets, servers, and even cell phones. Businesses simply aren't using paper files any longer, instead, they rely on cloud-based computer systems to communicate and store important information.

If your business becomes involved in a civil or criminal court case, all of that electronically stored information will need to be located, extracted, and analyzed - and that's where eDiscovery comes in.The legal rules and regulations surrounding electronic information are continuously evolving with state and federal rules of civil procedure sometimes differing from one another.

For an attorney or law firm building an important case, the details about the presentation of evidence at trial can end up causing undue stress and taking up time better spent on the case itself. That's why Legal Eagle offers trial presentation and courtroom preparation services to our clients throughout South Carolina.

The rules, regulations, and requirements surrounding appellate filing in South Carolina are complex and often confusing. Even attorneys with decades of experience struggle to ensure that every single aspect of their appellant filing is perfect. The slightest example of incorrect covers, missing information, or a postmark that doesn't match the required deadline could result in your appellate filing being rejected and a deficiency notice issued.