Overview (Program Summary)
A program hosted by:
ACC AlbertaIn this session, we will discuss how to tackle the new way in which the legal community conducts data management, litigation preparedness, and document review. As data continues to grow in volume and complexity, strong strategic management of data prior to a legal event is increasingly important; corporations demand cost-effective and defensible methods to achieve efficiency, accuracy and insight into the data informing their legal matter.
- The Way we Organize – or don’t Organize – Our Data
- The Tools of Data Organization
- Traditional Document Review
- Analytics and Machine Learning-driven review
Speakers
Sean Lynch is an experienced lawyer, and the Director, Client Strategy and Outcomes for Ricoh Canada. He has a wide range of litigation, arbitration, competition, U.S. anti-trust and cross-border experience, both in his role as counsel and in review management. Sean works with clients to develop strategic analytics and AI-based solutions to address data and legal risk management in our data-heavy environment.
Jennifer Thompson, is the Head of Osler Works – Disputes, which houses Osler’s Discovery Management Services, along with many other innovative litigation solutions. Jennifer leads an experienced team of interdisciplinary discovery specialists who possess a broad range of legal, technology and management skills and experience. Jennifer and her team collaborate with clients and litigators at the outset of each litigation matter to strategically design customized discovery solutions for clients.
Tamara Porter is the Director, Business Development for Ricoh Canada. Tamara leads Ricoh eDiscovery’s business development efforts into in-house legal departments in multiple industries including Oil & Energy, Utilities, Telecommunications, Mining, Airlines and Construction. She has a depth of experience working with global and large national organizations to provide fulsome eDiscovery services for multi-year arbitrations, litigations, class actions, environmental and tax audits, investigations and Competition Bureau matters.
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