Ipro Selected by U.S. Justice Department to Provide eDiscovery Solutions for United States Attorneys

PHOENIX, AZ--(Marketwired - Nov 4, 2014) - Ipro Tech, LLC, a worldwide leader in the design of eDiscovery software, announced that the Executive Office for United States Attorneys (EOUSA) has entered into a new contract with Ipro, expanding its use of Ipro to include Ipro Eclipse SE, Eclipse SE Publish, and Eclipse SE Print (the Eclipse SE Suite).

"We're privileged the U.S. Department of Justice has elected to extend its longstanding relationship with Ipro as a provider of eDiscovery software, and we look forward to maintaining our promise to provide world-class service to them," said Kim Taylor, President and COO.

The United States Attorneys plan to deploy the Eclipse SE Suite for use throughout their 94 districts nationwide. Additionally, EOUSA increased the use of Ipro eCapture at the Litigation Technology Service Center (LTSC) based in Columbia, SC. Ipro software applications have been in use at the DOJ for 12 years, and with this extension, will continue for years to come.

Eclipse SE is an in-house discovery, review, and production platform built to handle enterprise-level cases and any number of users within your current infrastructure, without requiring a SQL backend or DBA. Intuitive and easy to install, Eclipse SE can be deployed in less than an hour and contains all the functionality you need to perform enterprise-level reviews on even the most complex cases. The high-speed, self-contained database found in Eclipse SE can handle up to 10,000,000 records.

To learn more about these exciting solutions or to schedule a private demonstration, email sales@iprotech.com.

About Ipro Tech, LLC

Founded in 1989, Ipro is a global leader in the development of advanced software solutions used by legal professionals to streamline the discovery process. Ipro's worldwide network of corporations, law firms, government agencies, and legal service providers rely on Ipro's Enterprise platform to organize, review, process, and produce litigation data of vast sizes and complexity levels more efficiently and cost effectively than ever before.