“The future is already here; it’s just not evenly distributed.” —William Gibson
There is a new type of evidence that is fundamentally different—and fundamentally superior—to what you know: a type of data perfectly suited for litigation.
• Billion-dollar exposures
• Class-action lawsuits spanning a decade
• Multimillion-dollar business interruption claims
• Individual Title VII Discrimination
• Individual Theft of IP
…all decided, dismissed, or decertified within months or weeks, based on data.
To learn more about how contextual data is disrupting the practice and business of law—and for an exclusive first look at Dan’s forthcoming book, The Last Jury Trial, sign up below!
Imagine, litigation with no emails.
Author, speaker, and eDiscovery expert Dan Regard is an electronic discovery and computer science consultant with 20 years experience in consulting to legal and corporate entities. A programmer and an attorney by training, Dan has conducted system investigations, created data collections, and managed discovery on over 1,000 matters. He is responsible for the development and implementation of case and matter strategies that leverage technology in litigation and investigations.
Dan has both national and international experience advising on such issues as electronic discovery, computer forensics, structured data and information management. He is a frequent speaker, teacher and publisher on issues of electronic discovery.
His forthcoming book, The Last Jury Trial: Litigation in a World of Perfect Information, will be available in Fall 2019. Get on the list (above) for details and an exclusive first look at the book.
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