Receiving a subpoena can at times be a pain; for many companies, managing the third-party subpoenas they receive can be even more of one. Alternative legal service provider Integreon announced Tuesday they are tackling the latter with their new Subpoena Processing and Compliance (SPC) service, an outsourced team of project managers and attorneys that assist in receiving and replying to these demands.
The SPC service functions as both consultancy and outsourced resource, providing input into a client’s current process and subpoena backlog before diving into triage and validation of subpoena requests. The focus of SPC team members, the company said, is tracking collection, review, QC, redaction and production of responsive data.
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