Rapid Resolution Group

About

A litigation support firm built around one question.

How do you know the work product is right? Everything about how Rapid Resolution Group operates follows from taking that question seriously.

What we do

Rapid Resolution Group provides litigation support to law firms and in-house legal teams: e-discovery processing, review and production across the EDRM; analysis of paper and scanned productions; and reconstruction of financial records for tax controversy, damages and forensic matters.

The common thread is document-heavy work where the volume makes linear reading impractical and the stakes make an unverified summary unacceptable. Our practice combines document and data engineering with review and production experience, and it is staffed to the matter rather than to a subscription.

How we think about accuracy

It is easy to produce a confident, fluent, wrong account of ten thousand pages. It is considerably harder to produce one you would file with a court, hand to an examiner or put in front of an expert — and to show your work.

So we measure. Extraction is scored against known-good text before a corpus runs. Findings are re-derived independently and disagreements are escalated to a person. Every assertion cites a page. Anything that cannot be read is reported as unreadable rather than filled in.

Your data stays yours. Productions, work product and intermediate data are delivered in standard formats. We work inside your platform when you have one, and nothing we build is held inside a system you would need us to open.

How we work

  • At counsel's direction. We are not a law firm. Legal judgment, strategy and advocacy stay with retained counsel; we supply the process, the people and the evidence that the process was followed.
  • Scoped in writing. Price, scope and delivery date before work begins. Fixed-price where the scope allows; hourly or per-document where volume is uncertain.
  • Measured, not asserted. Accuracy is a number produced against controlled ground truth on your material, and it ships with the deliverable.
  • Cited, always. Every finding resolves to a Bates number or a page.
  • Confidential by design. Handling, access, retention and destruction terms are set in the engagement agreement, and protective-order requirements are accommodated at scoping.
  • Remote, nationwide. Physical media can be shipped and handled under chain-of-custody terms.

Start with a scoping call and a sample

Tell us about the matter and the data. For anything document-heavy, a representative sample under an appropriate agreement lets us return a processed slice, an accuracy report on it, and a fixed price for the full job before anything is committed.