Computer Forensics Lab launches e-discovery.uk for FTSE 250 legal teams
London, United Kingdom · 08/09/2026
Computer Forensics Lab has launched e-discovery.uk, a dedicated electronic disclosure service for major law firms and in-house counsel at FTSE 250 companies. The site brings hosted review, forensic collection and disclosure project management together in one place.
Computer Forensics Lab, the London digital forensics and e-discovery practice, has launched a dedicated electronic disclosure website at https://e-discovery.uk. The service is aimed at major UK law firms and in-house legal teams at FTSE 250 companies that handle large disclosure exercises under the Disclosure Practice Direction.
Why a dedicated service
Corporate data now sits across Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, collaboration tools, cloud storage and managed mobile devices. Collecting that material defensibly, then reducing it to a reviewable set, has become the largest single cost in contentious matters. The new service consolidates forensic collection, processing, hosted review and production into one managed workflow with a named project lead.
What the service covers
Forensically sound collection from endpoints, servers, cloud tenancies and mobile devices. Processing, de-duplication and early case assessment. Hosted review with analytics and technology assisted review. Production in the formats required by the courts and by opposing parties. Expert statements and evidence of process where custody or completeness is challenged.
Standards and governance
Work follows recognised UK practice for the handling of digital evidence, including the principles set out in the ACPO good practice guide for digital evidence and the requirements of the Disclosure Practice Direction. Computer Forensics Lab Ltd is registered with the Information Commissioner's Office under registration ZB395023.
Availability
The service is available now to law firms and in-house teams across the United Kingdom, with secure ingest and UK based hosting. Scoping calls and fixed price estimates are offered before any collection begins.
"Disclosure is no longer a document exercise, it is a data exercise. In-house counsel are being asked to account for material spread across cloud tenancies, chat platforms and managed handsets. e-discovery.uk exists to make that defensible, proportionate and predictable in cost."
Sources
- Disclosure in the Business and Property Courts is governed by the Disclosure Practice Direction. Ministry of Justice, Civil Procedure Rules
- Digital evidence handling follows the ACPO good practice principles. College of Policing / ACPO
- Computer Forensics Lab Ltd is registered with the Information Commissioner's Office under ZB395023. Information Commissioner's Office
Fact sheet
- Computer Forensics Lab Ltd, founded 2007, London
- Company number 11345010, VAT GB409290692
- ICO registration ZB395023
- New service site: https://e-discovery.uk
- Contact: +44 (0)20 7164 6915, info@e-discovery.uk
About Computer Forensics Lab
Computer Forensics Lab Ltd is a London based digital forensics and electronic disclosure practice founded in 2007. It works with law firms, corporates and public bodies on evidence collection, analysis, expert reporting and hosted document review. Company number 11345010. VAT GB409290692. ICO registration ZB395023.
Media contact
Computer Forensics Lab, London. Telephone +44 (0)20 7164 6915. Email info@e-discovery.uk