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Page Vault is a legal technology company that provides software for capturing, preserving, and documenting online content for use as evidence in legal proceedings. The platform enables legal professionals to collect web-based content, including websites and social media, in a PDF format designed to support authentication and admissibility.
History
[edit]Page Vault was founded in 2013 to address challenges associated with preserving online content in a legally defensible manner.[1] The company was initially is headquartered in Chicago, IL but has move to Miami, Florida.[2]
Page Vault has been recognized as one of the fastest-growing private companies in the United States, appearing on the Inc. 5000 list for three years in a row.[3] The company has also received a Chicago Innovation Award.[4]
Products and services
[edit]Page Vault provides a software that allows users to capture and archive online content, including websites, videos, and social media pages, while preserving metadata such as timestamps and source URLs. The platform generates records intended for use in legal contexts, including documentation supporting chain-of-custody and authenticity requirements.
According to Above the Law, the platform was designed to allow lawyers to capture webpages “in a way that would later be admissible as evidence in court.”[5]
The system operates through a cloud-based browser environment that enables users to capture web content while maintaining evidentiary integrity, including preservation of metadata and documentation for authentication.[6]
Industry context
[edit]The use of online content as evidence has increased significantly, with courts evaluating such material under standards such as Federal Rule of Evidence 901, which governs authentication.[7] Legal technology tools have emerged to address challenges related to reliability, preservation, and admissibility of web-based evidence.
Professionals associated with Page Vault have participated in continuing legal education (CLE) programs and industry discussions focused on best practices for capturing and authenticating web evidence.[8]
References
[edit]- ↑ "Page Vault: Setting the Standard for Admissible Webpage Captures". Above the Law. 2016.
- ↑ "Page Vault". Inc.
- ↑ "Page Vault". Inc.
- ↑ "Page Vault". Chicago Innovation.
- ↑ "Page Vault: Setting the Standard for Admissible Webpage Captures". Above the Law. 2016.
- ↑ "Page Vault: Setting the Standard for Admissible Webpage Captures". Above the Law. 2016.
- ↑ "Capturing Webpage as Evidence" (PDF). Illinois State Bar Association.
- ↑ "Capturing Webpage as Evidence" (PDF). Illinois State Bar Association.
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