Hybrid Work, Hybrid Risks: Guidance for Governing E-Discovery in an AI World
About this Webinar
Hosted by: EDRM
With hybrid workplaces now the norm, organizations are encountering new complexities in data governance and e-discovery risk management. This session provides actionable guidance for navigating new data realities, managing collaboration platforms, chat data, and cloud documents, while leveraging AI-enabled tools to address emerging challenges. Attendees will gain strategies to modernize workflows, safeguard defensibility, and maintain compliance amid rapidly evolving workplace and regulatory demands.
Presenters
Mary Mack
CEO & Chief Legal Technologist, EDRM
Mary Mack, CEO and Chief Legal Technologist of EDRM, leads the project-based organization. Mary is known for her skills in relationship and community building as well as for the depth of her e-discovery knowledge. Frequently sought out by media for comment on industry issues, and by conference organizers to participate, moderate a panel, lead a workshop, or deliver a keynote. Mary is the author of “A Process of Illumination: The Practical Guide to Electronic Discovery,” considered by many to be the first popular book on e-discovery. She was the co-creator and editor of the Thomson Reuters West Treatise: eDiscovery for Corporate Counsel for a decade.
John Wilson
Chief Information Security Officer and President of Forensics, HaystackID
As Chief Information Security Officer and President of Forensics at HaystackID, John provides consulting and forensic services to help companies address various matters
related to electronic discovery and computer forensics, including leading forensic investigations, cryptocurrency investigations, and ensuring proper preservation of evidence items and chain of custody. He regularly develops forensic workflows and processes
for clients ranging from major financial institutions to governmental departments, including Fortune 500 companies and Am Law 100 law firms.
C. Dawn Martin
Legal Counsel, eDiscovery, Bosch USA
C. Dawn Martin is Legal Counsel at Robert Bosch LLC, where she leads global eDiscovery strategy and advises on litigation readiness, data governance, and internal investigations. With over a decade of experience spanning law firms, consulting firms, and legal service providers, Dawn brings a unique blend of legal insight and technical fluency to every stage of the eDiscovery lifecycle.
Stephanie Clerkin
Director of Litigation Support, Korein Tillery
Stephanie is the Director of Litigation Support at Korein Tillery, one of the country’s leading plaintiffs’ complex-litigation firms, where she leverages almost 20 years of experience in finance, consulting, and data analytics to manage massive litigation projects, as well as the firm’s e-Discovery platform. Working with all departments in the Firm, she understands how to bridge the gap between the legal teams and IT personnel to streamline discovery efforts and design cost-effective solutions for clients. She is responsible for the processing, analysis, review and production of hundreds of terabytes of ESI.
Hon. Andrew Peck (Ret.)
Senior Counsel, DLA Piper
Andrew J. Peck is widely regarded as one of the foremost authorities in e-discovery. During his 23-year tenure as a U.S. Magistrate Judge for the Southern District of New York, he authored several landmark opinions that shaped modern e-discovery practices, including the first judicial approval of technology-assisted review (TAR) in Da Silva Moore v. Publicis Groupe. His subsequent rulings in Rio Tinto v. Vale and Hyles v. City of New York cemented TAR’s acceptance as standard practice. Now Senior Counsel at DLA Piper, Judge Peck advises clients on e-discovery strategy, serves as an expert witness, and frequently lectures on emerging trends in electronic discovery. Recognized by Chambers USA and Who’s Who Legal as a global thought leader, he remains one of the most influential voices advancing e-discovery and information governance worldwide.
David Cohen
CEO, ATJustice
David R. Cohen graduated from Harvard Law School in 1983. He is admitted to practice before courts in New York, Pennsylvania, the Third, Fifth and Federal Circuits, and has been admitted pro hac vice in numerous other jurisdictions. After serving as a partner and e-discovery practice group leader at two AmLaw100 Law Firms, Mr. Cohen now serves as Chief Executive Officer at ATJustice, a Legal Technology company aimed at improving access to legal services for ordinary consumers. Mr. Cohen currently Chairs the Board of Project Trustees of EDRM.