July 2020
Dan Nichols will participate in an upcoming PREX Summit Series webinar on July 21, 2020. Dan will moderate a discussion on the topic "Assessing Your Data Maps in a Newly Distributed World," which will provide attendees with insight from information management and eDiscovery leaders on managing data maps with disbursed teams. Understanding all of the systems being used company-wide has been a...
June 2020
A recent Compliance Week article by Aaron Nicodemus, "Contact Tracing App Development Stunted by Inaction in Congress," includes David Shonka's commentary on privacy law and the handling of the coronavirus pandemic. While a strong federal data privacy law would represent a big leap in protecting people’s personal identifying information, it could have an immediate impact in the area of contact...
In a video interview with eDiscovery Today, Christine Payne discusses various eDiscovery topics and trends, including the Firm’s specific discovery work to support corporate restructurings. Christine highlights how Redgrave’s Restructuring Discovery team is built to approach and handle all things related to document collection and production in the context of restructuring and to help clients in...
Dan Nichols serves as a speaker in this recorded CLE webinar by Global Cyber Institute and Thomson Reuters. The webinar is focused on preparing counsel to depose or defend corporate representatives in accordance with the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure Rule 30(b)(6). The webinar reviews best practices for plaintiffs to meet the 30(b)(6) notice requirements, effectively question the corporate...
May 2020
The Legaltech News article, “As Bankruptcies Grow, E-Discovery Counsels' Work May Become More Challenging,” includes Christine Payne’s insights on eDiscovery and bankruptcy proceedings. In the following excerpt, the head of Redgrave LLP’s Restructuring Discovery team outlines how bankruptcy proceedings often require quicker turnarounds and more challenging data handling procedures.
“We have seen...
Redgrave LLP, the national law firm focused on addressing complex legal challenges that arise at the intersection of the law and technology, has formed one of the only Restructuring Discovery teams in the country. In this space, Redgrave works closely with law firms and turnaround advisors on all types of restructurings, acting as subject-matter professionals in the areas of discovery and...
In an interview with eDiscovery Today, Redgrave LLP’s Christine Payne and Michelle Six of Kirkland & Ellis LLP answer questions regarding their recent article on Law360, “A Proposed Technology-Assisted Review Framework.” In the article, Christine and Michelle propose a new framework for using TAR in the context of civil litigation, and in this follow-up interview, they discuss the framework,...
April 2020
Redgrave LLP, the premier national law firm focusing exclusively on eDiscovery and information law, has earned a Band 1 ranking in the E-Discovery & Information Governance – USA – Nationwide category in the 2020 edition of Chambers USA. This edition marks the first year Chambers has recognized firms in this category, and Redgrave holds the honor as the only law firm to earn this top level. ...
Monica McCarroll will participate in the National Association of Government Archives and Records Administrators (NAGARA) 2020 Spring Online Forum, which will follow the ubiquitous lifecycle of a record. Monica and her co-presenter, Jason R. Baron of Faegre Drinker, will discuss the final stage of the journey in the session “Disposition/Preservation Phase: Defensible Disposition – What’s New in...
March 2020
The Legaltech News article, “Lack of Equity, Market Demands Stifling Big Law’s E-Discovery Careers,” highlights Christine Payne’s perspective on the flourishing opportunities for eDiscovery lawyers that don’t follow a traditional route. Christine explains that, when hiring a Big Law firm, the client’s primary focus is the litigator, not the eDiscovery specialist, saying, “The decision for...