LONDON -- To accommodate a growing demand from global clients, Xerox Litigation Services (XLS) has opened its first two European offices in London andTelford, England.
 
XLS is one of the world's largest providers of electronic discovery and consulting services, helping lawyers reduce risk and control costs in complex e-discovery matters.  XLS is providing processing, hosting, review management, production and support services in theU.K.TheTelfordlocation has two data centers hosting nearly 200 virtual servers with hundreds of terabytes of storage capacity. The client services team operates out of theLondonoffice providing year-round service around the clock.   
 
"Our clients in theU.S.urged us to provide our full range of services in theU.K." said Randall Burrows, vice president and general manager of XLS. "We are now better positioned to further support our existing clients as well as introduce our technology and services to new prospects in the rapidly growing European e-discovery market."
 
XLS will offer the full scope of its services including the OmniXTM review platform, and CategoriX, its automated document classification (ADC) solution. In addition, XLS' team of consultants provides litigation readiness and e-discovery best practice services which are increasingly important with the introduction of Practice Direction 31B, a regulation that encourages a consensual approach to the disclosure of electronic documents that is both proportionate and cost-effective.
 
Voted 'Best eDiscovery Provider' in 2010 by the New York Law Journal – Xerox Litigation Services is one of the world's largest providers of electronic discovery and litigation support services.  With more than 2 billion pages of hosted data, 20,000 client users and 250 employees, XLS is the trusted partner of leading corporations and their law firms, streamlining the e-discovery process from collection through production.  Xerox Litigation Services' industry leading OmniX review platform and CategoriX technology enable Xerox to efficiently and effectively manage the most complex, voluminous discovery projects from beginning to end.