Services - Legal Images of Philadelphia




B&W Production Department:: We use fast, high volume black and white laser copiers to provide you with crisp, clean copies, to try to meet even the tightest deadlines.; Also known as Bates Labeling, this is the process of putting a sticker label on each page with a corresponding sequence of numbers, making documents easier to search through.

Color Production Department:: We use fast, high volume color laser copiers to provide you with crisp, clean prints, to try to meet even the tightest deadlines.; Although we accept most of the popular document file formats for printing, please contact us to ensure compatibility for quicker turn-around times.; When a digital original isn't available, we can make accurate color copies off-the-glass.; For a bigger impact, an enlarged photograph can make quite a statement.; If "a picture says a thousand words", that could be quite a mouthful... crop out a specific area in a photograph to get more specific with your audience.; Protect your investment by saving a digital copy of your photos.

Binding and Finishing Services:: Staples can be placed in several positions on a page (1-Left, 1-Right, 2-Left, 2-Right, 2-Top). We also offer saddlestitching, which is two staples in the center of your stacked and folded document. It is often used for event programs or booklets. Both binder clips and paper clips are often used for frequently changed or draft documents.; We normally stock clear, semi-transparent, and black vinyl covers. Please contact us if you have a special request.; This bind is a thin strip of plastic that heat seals the document. Velo binds are often seen on legal documents because they are more difficult to unbind and rebind. Velo binds securely binds books up to 2" thick.; This bind is a fingered comb, sometimes referred to as a 'cookbook' bind. Comb bind is our large capacity bind which can hold documents up to 2".; This bind is a single piece of plastic that winds through the pages of your document. Plastic coil creates documents that will lay completely flat and can be opened back to back. This type of binding is very similar to the spiral notebooks you may have used in school. Coil bind is recommended for documents up to 1/2" although we have the capability to bind up to 1 1/2" thick. One disadvantage of coil binding is they sometimes 'walk-up' the bind as you turn your pages.; This bind is typically used for specifications where you may need to frequently change sheets because it is the easiest bind to add and remove pages. An Acco bind consists of a silver spike that folds over across the back of the document margin and fastens with sliding clips.; This bind uses a hot glue method to bind a tape to the back of documents. It is very strong and looks appealing.; An adhesive compound, brushed onto the side of a stack of paper. It is often used to make notepads with tear-away sheets; Laminating creates a permanent, clear gloss finish over a document to provide a crisp presentation, and/or protect a document from wear.; Put large things in small places, or create a page turn, folding is a regular requirement for many different types of documents.; Cut those large or full-bleed documents down to size.; Get things sorted out... collating and inserting can help get and keep things in their proper place.

Oversize:

Scanning:: Each page is scanned with careful attention to page order and quality, using either Adobe Acrobat (for formatting and correcting the PDF, the creation of bookmarks and/or links) or Doculex (for a TIFF image database, which can be exported to other programs such as Summation and Concordance).; OCR'ing is an additional step in scanning a volume of documents that captures the actual text of each page, as opposed to simply providing you with a image of each page. This allows you to search for specific words in a document.; Similar to Bates Labeling, this process places a permanent number with an optional prefix and/or suffix on each TIFF image.

Media Duplication:

Electronic Data Discovery:: Elimination of duplicate files.; Search specific information, i.e.: Author, Recipient, Date, Time, etc.

X-ray Duplication:

X-ray Copies
Scanned to Disk
Positives
X-rays printed from images on disk