5 ediscovery challenges in construction litigation — and how to solve them
Practical advice for managing massive data sets, complex file types, and high-stakes presentations — from attorneys who've been there.


Construction matters aren't like other cases. The data volumes are massive, the file types are unusual, and the stakeholders are everywhere. If you're navigating ediscovery in construction litigation, this free guide breaks down the five biggest pain points — with practical advice for handling each one.
5 things you'll learn:
- How to manage massive, multi-format data sets — CAD files, BIM models, Procore exports, mobile evidence — without the chaos
- How to set ESI protocols that account for construction's uniquely broad keyword problem
- How to keep in-house counsel, outside counsel, project managers, and experts working from the same playbook
- How to budget accurately for data-heavy matters with pricing that doesn't penalize you for doing your job
- How to present complex technical evidence to judges and juries who are seeing it for the very first time
What's inside:
- Real-world insight from April Williams, Advanced Certified Paralegal at W.G. Yates & Sons Construction — one of the largest construction companies in the U.S.
- Expert guidance from the Nextpoint Client Success team on handling proprietary file types, mobile collections, and ESI negotiations
- Practical tips you can apply to your next matter today
Construction litigation demands a different approach from day one. Download the guide and get practical, field-tested advice for every challenge.
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