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The eDiscovery Standard in Korea
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Experience with Korea’s four largest conglomerates and leading enterprises
Security systems for national core technologies and corporate data
Data centers and operations in Korea and the United States
End-to-end services from collection through production
Over the years, Intellectual Data has supported major eDiscovery cases for Korea's leading enterprises. Our track record reflects deep expertise, proven infrastructure, and end-to-end execution across the full eDiscovery process.
eDiscovery Expertise, Quantified
700
Cases-to-Date
55
TB
Cumulative eDiscovery Data Processed
566
Legal Expert Reviewer
Network
4
locations
Data Center
Locations
Comprehensive eDiscovery services for companies in litigation, covering all stages from data collection to analysis and submission.
Leveraging our expertise in data security and analysis, we provide consulting services to enhance business operational efficiency.
Strategic Hubs for Cross-Border Disputes
INDA FullDiscovery® is a unique service by Intellectual Data, offering complete eDiscovery solutions for companies involved in U.S litigation.
Intellectual Data can build the most robust data security system, leveraging its profound expertise in national core technology (NCT) data processing and storage, along with extensive project experience.
Implement Docusign® for global-ready eSignature and contract lifecycle management with Intellectual Data, Korea’s first official Docusign® partner.
Complimentary eDiscovery consulting from the earliest stages of anticipated cross-border disputes
We explain the eDiscovery framework, its role in cross-border litigation, and the key response standards for legal, compliance, and management teams.
Drawing on our eDiscovery experience and cross-border case work, we provide matter-specific discovery strategies and key issue analysis.
When litigation is reasonably anticipated, we help assess preservation obligations, legal hold scope, and internal response procedures.
We review response priorities and advise on whether internal investigations, preliminary forensic review, or data due diligence may be needed.
