The Value of ALSPs for Optimum Results and Maximum Efficiency in a Dynamic eDiscovery Landscape
Join industry experts as they unravel the evolving significance of ALSPs, moving beyond conventional notions of cost efficiency and scalability.
January 11, 2024 at 04:49 PM
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A challenging but exciting change is fast approaching in the world of eDiscovery. For all legal professionals it's critical that they leverage the benefits of technology for efficiency and early insights into data, while also maintaining robust and defensible data management. Learn more about the pivotal shift in the eDiscovery landscape during an exclusive webcast on the transformative role of Alternative Legal Service Providers (ALSPs).
Join industry experts as they unravel the evolving significance of ALSPs, moving beyond conventional notions of cost efficiency and scalability.
Key Highlights:
- The New eDiscovery Landscape: Dive into the dynamic changes driven by AI evolution and the emergence of complex data types. Learn how these factors are shaping the future of eDiscovery.
- Strategic Value of ALSPs: Understand how ALSPs bring not just cost efficiency and scale, but invaluable expertise crucial to the current legal landscape, ensuring attorneys can focus on the advice and case management their clients/organizations expect.
- Lessons from the UK and US: Explore recent failures in eDiscovery processes and extract valuable insights for navigating pitfalls.
- End-to-End vs. Best-in-Breed: Delve into the debate of choosing between comprehensive eDiscovery partners and specialized best-in-breed options.
- Q&A Session: Engage with panelists as they address your queries on the evolving eDiscovery landscape.
Editorial Presentation:
Stephanie Wilkins | Editor-in-Chief | LegalTech News Stephanie Wilkins is the Editor-in-Chief of Legaltech News at ALM. She has spent the better part of the past decade following the evolution of legal tech and learning how it can help in-house counsel, law firms and others in the legal industry. As a former practicing litigator, she is particularly interested in how legal tech can and should be used in real-life practice and the valuable differences it can make. Stephanie is also keenly interested in shining a light on the ways legal tech is being used to help the greater good. |
Speakers:
Clare Chalkley (Co-Moderator) | Vice President, Litigation Services | Integreon Based in Integreon's London office Clare works with clients to design and implement highly efficient and cost-effective litigation processes that include flexible and scalable resourcing models, document review services and utilize leading-edge technologies including artificial intelligence (AI) systems. Clare has vast experience advising on a myriad of issues and disciplines such as data collection and preservation approaches and early case assessment and review strategies, with an emphasis on predictive coding and advanced analytics. | |
Claire Frazer (Co-Moderator) | Managing Director, Review Solutions Product Management | Integreon Based in the United Kingdom, Claire joined Integreon in 2013 and is the product manager for review solutions. In this role, Claire applies her deep expertise and client centric approach to further evolve Integreon document review services. This includes developing new offerings to help clients meet their long-term goals, identifying enabling technologies and workflows, cultivating strategic partnerships, and ultimately ensuring the highest standards for quality and client delivery. | |
Jacob Herstek | Associate General Counsel | Neilson Jacob brings a wealth of experience and expertise in litigation, eDiscovery, information and cyber security, privacy, legal operations, and risk management. Since October of 2022, he has worked for The Nielsen Company as Head Associate General Counsel who is head of eDiscovery as well as supporting the cyber function, managing litigation and working in legal operations. | |
Vikram Masson | Partner | Redgrave LLP Vikram ("Vik") is a leader in developing and managing services teams to support complex and varied information law engagements. He leverages his deep experience in understanding and managing the intersection of legal and technical issues in global and high-stakes document review matters to provide clients with practical and strategic advice, guidance, and leadership. At Redgrave LLP, Vik oversees the firm's strategy across all areas of its approach to document review, including legal, risk, compliance, client development, and technology, to provide clients with a best-in-class document review ecosystem. | |
Michael Mendola | Director, E-Discovery & Data Governance | Discover Financial Services Michael Mendola is the Director of eDiscovery and Data Governance at Discover Financial Services. He is the first person to serve in that role, constructing a team to support information governance, data lifecycle management, and eDiscovery across the Discover enterprise. Prior to his current role, Michael served as a Senior Vice President at HSBC Bank, where he founded the legal eDiscovery team, which grew to provide support and advice to HSBC across the globe. He also led a litigation team handling complex commercial matters, consumer class actions, and regulatory investigations. |
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