Litigation technology
Consilio acquires icourts: questions for Australian litigation teams
Consilio has acquired Australian eDiscovery provider icourts. Review service continuity, evidence hosting and exit arrangements for your matters.
Published · Source checked 8 September 2026
For firms managing disputes, investigations and electronic evidence
Consilio has announced its acquisition of Australian eDiscovery provider icourts. Its announcement describes expanded local capability across forensic technology, electronic discovery, evidence management and digital court services.
Consilio also refers to its Sydney and Melbourne data centres. That does not establish the hosting or support arrangements for an individual matter. The primary announcement reviewed for this update does not display a publication date.
Source: Consilio: icourts acquisition announcement · icourts: current company website
Our assessment
Check the arrangements on existing matters
An acquisition is a sensible prompt to confirm who will support a live collection and which contractual terms continue. It is not, on its own, a reason to move evidence. Firms comparing providers should ask for a matter-specific service proposal, including the cost and format of getting their material back.
Key takeaways for your firm
- Confirm the contracting entity, day-to-day contacts and escalation arrangements.
- Get written confirmation of hosting locations, support access and any proposed migration.
- Check export formats, metadata preservation and exit costs before renewing or expanding a matter.
Read the original sources
- Consilio: icourts acquisition announcement · Publication date not shown
- icourts: current company website · Publication date not shown
Sources checked 8 September 2026. Prepared with AI assistance from the linked sources. Our assessment and takeaways are editorial guidance, not findings reported by the publishers.
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