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SUMMARY:[eDiscovery Day Webcast] Hybrid Work\, Hybrid Risks: Guidance for Governing E-Discovery in an AI World
DESCRIPTION:[eDiscovery Day Webcast] Hybrid Work\, Hybrid Risks: Guidance for Governing E-Discovery in an AI World\n\n\n\n \nWith 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. \nEvent Details \nWhether you’re managing million-dollar change order disputes or complex delay claims\, the workshop will provide the tactical playbook for cutting costs while maintaining the precision your cases demand.  \n+ Original Date: Thursday\, December 4\, 2025 \n\nExpert Panelists  \n+ Mary Mack  \nCEO\, Chief Legal Technologist\, EDRM   \nMary Mack leads the EDRM\, a project-based organization\, and is the former Executive Director of a certification organization. Mack is known for her skills in relationship and community building as well as for the depth of her eDiscovery 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. Mack is the author of A Process of Illumination: The Practical Guide to Electronic Discovery\, considered by many to be the first popular book on eDiscovery. She is the co-editor of the Thomson Reuters West Treatise: eDiscovery for Corporate Counsel. Mack was also recently honored to be included in the book; 100 Fascinating Females Fighting Cyber Crime published by Cyber Ventures in May 2019. Mack has been certified in data forensics and telephony. Mack’s security certifications include the CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional) and the CIAM (Certified Identity and Access Manager).  \n\n+ John Wilson \nChief Information Security Officer and President of Forensics\, HaystackID   \nAs 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.  \n\n+ C. Dawn Martin \nLegal Counsel\, eDiscovery\, Bosch USA  \nC. 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.  \nShe is known for her collaborative approach\, clear communication\, and ability to bridge the gap between legal teams and technologists. Dawn also manages key vendor relationships and contributes to industry best practices through thought leadership and innovation in legal operations.  \n\n+ Stephanie Clerkin \nDirector of Litigation Support\, Korein Tillery  \nStephanie 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. Stephanie is an ACEDS Certified e-Discovery Specialist and Relativity Master. She is a Member Liaison for the St. Louis ILTA Community and the current Strategic Partner Liaison for ILTA and Relativity. She is also a member of Women in eDiscovery\, the Sedona Conference\, an EDRM 2.0 Project Trustee\, and is on the Steering Committee for the St. Louis Relativity User Group. Outside the office\, she tirelessly dedicates countless hours to several community organizations\, including the Make-A-Wish® Foundation.  \n\n+ Hon. Andrew Peck (Ret.) \nSenior Counsel\, DLA Piper \nAndrew 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. \n\n+ David Cohen \nCEO\, ATJustice \nDavid 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. \n\nAbout EDRM \nEmpowering the global leaders of e-discovery\, the Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM) creates practical global resources to improve e-discovery\, privacy\, security\, and information governance. Since 2005\, EDRM has delivered leadership\, standards\, tools\, guides\, and test datasets to strengthen best practices throughout the world. EDRM has an international presence in 145 countries\, spanning six continents. EDRM provides an innovative support infrastructure for individuals\, law firms\, corporations\, and government organizations seeking to improve the practice and provision of data and legal discovery with 19 active projects.  \n\nAbout HaystackID®  \nHaystackID solves complex data challenges related to legal\, compliance\, regulatory\, and cyber events. Core offerings include Global Advisory\, Data Discovery Intelligence\, HaystackID Core® Platform\, and AI-enhanced Global Managed Review powered by its proprietary platform\, ReviewRight®. Repeatedly recognized as one of the world’s most trusted legal industry providers by prestigious publishers such as Chambers\, Gartner\, IDC\, and Legaltech News\, HaystackID implements innovative cyber discovery\, enterprise solutions\, and legal and compliance offerings to leading companies and legal practices around the world.  HaystackID offers highly curated and customized offerings while prioritizing security\, privacy\, and integrity. For more information about how HaystackID can help solve unique legal enterprise needs\, please visit HaystackID.com.     \nAssisted by GAI and LLM technologies.    \nSource: HaystackID  
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SUMMARY:[Webcast] eDiscovery Lessons for 2026: Spotlighting the Top ESI Cases and Trends from 2025
DESCRIPTION:[Webcast] eDiscovery Lessons for 2026: Spotlighting the Top ESI Cases and Trends from 2025\n\n\n \n\n2025 ushered in several ESI developments affecting eDiscovery professionals. Courts have issued decisions addressing cutting-edge issues regarding AI-content. They include cases discussing preservation and production standards; attorney-client privilege and work product issues; and the need for better information governance to address AI-generated content. In addition\, courts have issued rulings with new wrinkles on longstanding topics like ESI search; possession\, custody\, or control; and family production practices. Outside of the courthouse\, privacy issues figured prominently in 2025\, with regulators (particularly in California with the CCPA) rigorously enforcing data protection standards. \nEvent Details\nModerated by seasoned attorney and eDiscovery expert Philip Favro\, this session will provide practitioners with an understanding of the top eDiscovery court decisions and trends from last year and the lessons they signal going forward for practitioners in 2026. \n+ Original Date: Wednesday\, January 28\, 2026 \n\nExpert Panelists\n+ Philip Favro (Moderator) \nFounder of Favro Law PLLC \nPhilip Favro is the founder and president of Favro Law PLLC\, where he counsels clients on ESI\, AI\, and discovery issues and serves as a special master\, mediator\, and expert witness. Phil is nationally recognized for his expertise on ESI\, discovery\, and information governance\, with courts acknowledging his credentials. See\, e.g.\, Oakley v. MSG Networks\, Inc.\, No. 17-CV-6903 (RJS)\, 2025 WL 2061665 (S.D.N.Y. July 23\, 2025). This background makes Phil particularly well-suited to counsel clients and advise courts on information-related issues. As a special master\, Phil is acclaimed for his collaborative approach\, working with parties to find stipulated solutions to complex issues. For disputes that require adjudication\, he is renowned for the clarity and vigor of his written dispositions. \n+ Judge Allison H. Goddard \nMagistrate Judge\, U.S. District Court\, Southern District of California \nJudge Allison H. Goddard has served as a Magistrate Judge for the U.S. District Court\, Southern District of California\, since 2019. She presents regularly on e-discovery and technology and the law for the Federal Judicial Center\, The Sedona Conference\, and at legal conferences throughout the country. She recently spoke on “AI and the Courts in the Digital Era” at the Congressional Office for International Leadership Conference in Mongolia and has traveled to Uzbekistan to speak to its Supreme Judicial Council about judicial independence. Judge Goddard also coaches a local high school mock trial team. \n+ Ruth C. Hauswirth  \nSpecial Counsel and Head of Litigation & eDiscovery\, Cooley LLP \nRuth C. Hauswirth bridges the gap between legal strategy and emerging technology. As Special Counsel and Head of Litigation & eDiscovery at Cooley LLP\, she founded and leads the firm’s innovative eDiscovery and Information Governance practice. With over 30 years of experience navigating complex litigation and the evolving landscape of electronically stored information\, Ruth delivers strategic\, defensible solutions that integrate emerging technologies\, including Generative AI\, to optimize legal outcomes. Ruth is also a Certified AI Governance Professional through the International Association of Privacy Professionals. She is also a trusted advisor to clients on litigation readiness and enterprise information governance\, with work spanning policy development\, implementation\, and regulatory compliance across global jurisdictions.  In 2023\, Ruth was named a Relativity AI Visionary and is a sought-after and frequent speaker on eDiscovery\, GenAI\, and the intersection of law and technology. Ruth served as an adjunct professor teaching eDiscovery Law at the University of San Diego School of Law between 2015–2023\, and also previously served as Assistant Dean for Law and Technology at Santa Clara University School of Law. Ruth holds a J.D. summa cum laude from Santa Clara University School of Law and is a member of the California State Bar since 1994.  Ruth is also a long-time meditator and trained mindfulness meditation facilitator through UCLA. Ruth regularly leads workshops for lawyers and legal professionals to integrate mindfulness into their practice for greater fulfillment and well-being. Full Bio: cooley.com/people/ruth-hauswirth \n+ Eric Stansell \nSenior Counsel\, Discovery\, Tyson Foods \nEric Stansell serves as Tyson Foods’ Senior Counsel for Discovery. In this role\, Eric works with Tyson’s legal team and outside counsel to ensure that Tyson’s Discovery obligations and interests are properly addressed. He is also responsible for leading the development and implementation of eDiscovery best practices\, management of eDiscovery vendor-partner relationships\, and evaluation of new eDiscovery-oriented partners and technologies. Additionally\, Eric also works with internal partners on strategic\, enterprise-wide data retention and deletion policies\, and collaborates with internal stakeholders to streamline collection processes. Prior to his current role\, Eric led teams and initiatives focused on technology-assisted review for one of the country’s largest alternative legal service providers. Over his 15-year career in E-Discovery\, he has worked on hundreds of matters\, saving his clients millions of dollars and helping them to reduce their legal risks. Before his E-Discovery career\, Eric worked as an insurance regulator and in the political sphere. Eric received his BA\, MBA\, and JD from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. He is married to Kristina\, and they have an eight-year-old son\, Alex\, and a six-year-old daughter\, Katie\, all of whom assist him in his second job of wrangling Ozzy the Bernadoodle\, Eevee the German Shepherd\, and Callie the Calico cat. \n\nAbout HaystackID®\nHaystackID® solves complex data challenges related to legal\, compliance\, regulatory\, and cyber requirements. Core offerings include Global Advisory\, Cybersecurity\, Core Intelligence AI™\, and ReviewRight® Global Managed Review\, supported by its unified CoreFlex™ service interface. Recognized globally by industry leaders\, including Chambers\, Gartner\, IDC\, and Legaltech News\, HaystackID helps corporations and legal practices manage data gravity\, where information demands action\, and workflow gravity\, where critical requirements demand coordinated expertise\, delivering innovative solutions with a continual focus on security\, privacy\, and integrity. Learn more at HaystackID.com. \nAssisted by GAI and LLM technologies. \nSOURCE: HaystackID
URL:https://haystackid.com/event/webcast-ediscovery-lessons-for-2026-spotlighting-the-top-esi-cases-and-trends-from-2025/
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SUMMARY:[Webcast] Real Benefits\, Real Constraints: A Practical Guide to Copilot Rollout
DESCRIPTION:[Webcast] Real Benefits\, Real Constraints: A Practical Guide to Copilot Rollout\nAcross organizations\, legal\, compliance\, privacy\, finance\, and IT teams are being asked to adopt AI tools such as Microsoft 365® Copilot—often driven by executive mandates\, but without clearly defined and measurable objectives or a complete understanding of what it takes to do so safely and effectively. Security is usually at the forefront of the implementation process\, and rightly so\, but data lifecycle and broader information management practices are also key to driving quality into AI implementation\, adoption\, and control without overengineering the process. \nThis HaystackID® webcast will provide expert insights on how to start safely\, measure value\, and decide what’s next. Expert panelists will discuss how to:   \n\nTranslate leadership objectives into business-owned pilots with defined outcomes.\nEstablish baseline guardrails using Microsoft Purview.\nUnderstand how to interpret Copilot readiness signals and reports.\nUnderstand how Copilot uses your data.\nGet the best results through strong information management and governance practices.\n\nEvent Details\nDuring the webcast\, attendees will learn how to balance near-term enablement with risk management\, outlining practical methods to measure value\, adoption\, and control without overengineering in the process.    \n+ Original Date: Wednesday\, February 25\, 2026 \nExpert Panelists\n+ Steve Barsony (Moderator)\nManaging Director\, HaystackID \nSteve Barsony is a Managing Director at HaystackID\, where he advises organizations on complex challenges at the intersection of information governance\, privacy protection\, cyber incident response\, CFIUS compliance\, Microsoft 365\, and legal operations. Steve brings decades of experience helping enterprises manage sensitive data\, regulatory risk\, and technology-driven change. Steve joined HaystackID in May 2024 from AFH Partners\, the advisory firm he founded in 2021. At AFH Partners\, Steve worked closely with corporate legal\, compliance\, and IT leaders to design practical\, defensible strategies for information governance\, privacy\, and cross-border data risk. Prior to AFH Partners\, Steve spent more than a decade at Consilio\, where he held several senior leadership roles\, including Senior Vice President in the Innovation & Product Office\, Vice President of Innovation & Technology\, and Vice President of Analytics at DiscoverReady. During this time\, he played a key role in advancing analytics-driven legal services and shaping technology-enabled approaches to discovery and investigations. \n+ Michael Elkins \nGlobal Advisory Consultant\, HaystackID \nMichael Elkins is a Global Advisory Consultant at HaystackID and a detail-oriented\, strategic Information Management Consultant with over 15 years of experience implementing content-focused solutions and enhancing information accessibility and security across diverse industries. He has a proven track record in developing information management\, security\, and governance programs that significantly reduce costs and improve operational efficiency. Michael is skilled in leading cross-functional teams and fostering partnerships to drive market expansion and deliver exceptional client value. \n+ Dean Gonsowski\nChief Revenue Officer\, RecordPoint \nDean Gonsowski helps CEOs\, executive teams\, and venture- and PE-backed companies build scalable revenue engines and accelerate growth. With more than 25 years of customer-facing executive leadership experience\, Dean has empowered high-growth SaaS companies—including ActiveNav\, Relativity\, Clearwell/Veritas\, and Recommind/OpenText—to reach their next level of market impact. As the current CRO of Recordpoint\, a B2B SaaS company in the GRC space\, Dean leads the entire revenue lifecycle—from go-to-market strategy and sales to marketing\, customer success\, and business development—driving repeatable\, measurable growth across products and teams. Dean is passionate about designing effective playbooks\, optimizing revenue operations\, and helping leaders make data-driven decisions that deliver predictable results. Dean holds a JD from the University of San Diego School of Law and a BS from the University of California\, Santa Barbara. \n+ Glenn O’Brien\nSenior Manager\, Data Governance Policy Management\, RTX \nGlenn O’Brien is a senior information governance\, legal operations\, and eDiscovery leader with more than two decades of experience aligning people\, process\, and technology to support complex legal\, compliance\, and risk management environments. Currently serving as Senior Manager\, Data Governance Policy Management at RTX\, Glenn leads initiatives focused on data governance frameworks\, policy development\, and operational execution in highly regulated enterprise settings. His work centers on continuous improvement—ensuring governance programs are practical\, scalable\, and defensible across global organizations. \n\nAbout HaystackID®\nHaystackID® solves complex data challenges related to legal\, compliance\, regulatory\, and cyber requirements. Core offerings include Global Advisory\, Cybersecurity\, Core Intelligence AI™\, and ReviewRight® Global Managed Review\, supported by its unified CoreFlex™ service interface. Recognized globally by industry leaders\, including Chambers\, Gartner\, IDC\, and Legaltech News\, HaystackID helps corporations and legal practices manage data gravity\, where information demands action\, and workflow gravity\, where critical requirements demand coordinated expertise\, delivering innovative solutions with a continual focus on security\, privacy\, and integrity. Learn more at HaystackID.com. \nAssisted by GAI and LLM technologies. \nSOURCE: HaystackID
URL:https://haystackid.com/event/webcast-real-benefits-real-constraints-a-practical-guide-to-copilot-rollout/
LOCATION:Virtual\, United States
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SUMMARY:[Webcast] When Seeing Isn’t Believing: Deepfakes\, Digital Evidence\, and Proving Authenticity in the Age of AI
DESCRIPTION:[Webcast] When Seeing Isn’t Believing: Deepfakes\, Digital Evidence\, and Proving Authenticity in the Age of AI (April 22\, 2026)\nArtificial intelligence has fundamentally changed the reliability of digital media as evidence. Images\, video\, and audio\, once treated as inherently trustworthy\, can now be convincingly fabricated using GenAI and deepfake technologies. As synthetic media becomes more accessible and realistic\, legal teams\, investigators\, and organizations face a new evidentiary challenge: determining what is real and proving authenticity in defensible ways. \nDuring the upcoming HaystackID® webcast\, digital forensics experts will examine the growing legal and investigative risks created by manipulated media across litigation\, regulatory matters\, corporate investigations\, and public-facing incidents. \nAttendees will learn: \n\nWhy traditional visual review methods are no longer sufficient.\nHow synthetic media can evade detection.\nWhat courts increasingly expect when authenticity is challenged.\n\nEvent Details\nDuring the timely presentation\, industry leaders will provide practical insight into how digital media authentication works in real-world scenarios\, from early assessment and preservation to forensic analysis and expert testimony. Panelists will explain how chain of custody\, forensic validation\, and documented methodologies strengthen admissibility and defensibility\, and how organizations can build repeatable processes to evaluate and respond to deepfake risks before they escalate into legal\, financial\, or reputational crises. \n+ Orignal Date: Wednesday\, April 22\, 2026 \nExpert Panelists\n\n\n+ Rene Novoa\, CCLO\, CCPA\, CJED  \nVice President of Forensics\, HaystackID \nAs Vice President of Forensics for HaystackID\, Rene Novoa has more than 20 years of technology experience conducting data recovery\, digital forensics\, eDiscovery\, and account management and sales activities. During this time\, Rene has performed investigations in both civil and criminal matters and has directly provided litigation support and forensic analysis for seven years. Rene has regularly worked with ICAC\, HTCIA\, IACIS\, and other regional task forces supporting State Law Enforcement Division accounts and users in his most recent forensic leadership roles. \n+ Jeff Shapiro \nManaging Director\, Europe\, HaystackID \nJeff Shapiro is the Managing Director for Europe at HaystackID where he oversees the development and growth initiatives across the region. Shapiro\, a seasoned legal and technology professional\, brings extensive experience advising on complex\, multijurisdictional matters spanning eDiscovery\, information governance\, cybersecurity\, litigation\, investigation\, and regulatory response. His career includes tenures at several industry-leading professional service firms\, including a top global consultancy and a Magic Circle law firm. Jeff has a reputation for objective\, consultative leadership and a proven track record in building large-scale operations. Jeff has long focused on giving back to the legal technology community in London\, including his ACEDS UK volunteer work and vice president position as well as his past roles as the ILTA UK Litigation Support Chair and a Relativity User Group steering committee member. \n+ Todd Tabor \nSenior Vice President of Forensics\, HaystackID \nIn 2021\, Todd Tabor joined HaystackID and is currently the Vice President of PMO\, Forensics. In this role\, he is responsible for the identification\, hiring\, training\, and development of HaystackID’s Forensic Project Management Team as well as developing the processes and procedures of that team. Prior to joining HaystackID\, Todd was the Executive Vice President of Operations for Veristar. \n+ John Wilson\, ACE\, AME\, CBE [Moderator] \nChief Information Security Officer and President of Forensics\, HaystackID \nAs 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. \n\n\n\nAbout HaystackID®\nHaystackID® solves complex data challenges related to legal\, compliance\, regulatory\, and cyber requirements. Core offerings include Global Advisory\, Cybersecurity\, Core Intelligence AI™\, and ReviewRight® Global Managed Review\, supported by its unified CoreFlex™ service interface and eDiscovery AI™ technology. Recognized globally by industry leaders\, including Chambers\, Gartner\, IDC\, and Legaltech News\, HaystackID helps corporations and legal practices manage data gravity\, where information demands action\, and workflow gravity\, where critical requirements demand coordinated expertise\, delivering innovative solutions with a continual focus on security\, privacy\, and integrity. Learn more at HaystackID.com. \nAssisted by GAI and LLM technologies. \nSOURCE: HaystackID
URL:https://haystackid.com/event/webcast-when-seeing-isnt-believing-deepfakes-digital-evidence-and-proving-authenticity-in-the-age-of-ai/
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SUMMARY:[EDRM Workshop] Discovery at a Crossroads: Global Perspectives on Emerging Challenges
DESCRIPTION:[EDRM Workshop] Discovery at a Crossroads: Global Perspectives on Emerging Challenges\nDiscovery stands at a pivotal juncture\, reshaped by technological acceleration\, expanding data ecosystems\, regulatory evolution\, and AI’s widespread adoption. These forces operate globally\, yet their implementation and impact differ substantially across jurisdictions. In the upcoming EDRM workshop\, sponsored by HaystackID®\, recognized authorities from diverse international markets will analyze how discovery practices are changing\, identify points of convergence and divergence among legal frameworks\, and clarify the implications for legal\, compliance\, and investigative professionals. \nThrough substantive analysis and forward-focused examination\, the expert panelists will explore our industry’s most pressing challenges\, such as: \n\nTransnational data transfers.\nEvolving data privacy requirements and cyber risk.\nThe operational realities of modern ESI management.\n\nEvent Details\nJoin the workshop to get tactical approaches to executing discovery across borders so your team can respond effectively\, work collaboratively\, and succeed amid ongoing disruption. \n+ Original Date: April 29\, 2026 \nExpert Panelists\n+ Bryant Isbell\nManaging Director\, Global eDiscovery and Data Advisory Group\, Baker McKenzie \nBryant Isbell is the Managing Director of the Global eDiscovery and Data Advisory Group at Baker McKenzie. Bryant has more than 20 years of experience focusing on information governance\, data privacy\, full EDRM lifecycle execution and management\, and data analytics. During Bryant’s career\, he has worked on numerous FCPA Investigations\, as well as other compliance investigations which have been pursued by many foreign governments. He is responsible for overseeing the collections of ESI and other evidentiary materials\, as well as all production of documents to enforcement agencies and other counsel. Bryant handles all aspects of e-discovery and forensics globally for the firm. Additionally\, he provides consultative advice to clients on the preservation\, collection\, processing\, hosting and production of ESI. Bryant has successfully implemented analytics and Technology Assisted Review (TAR) workflows into client engagements to defensibly and efficiently reduce data volume and project cost. Bryant is an experienced professional in data privacy and international collection logistics\, and has managed multiple complex projects in North America\, Latin America\, Europe and Asia involving hundreds of millions of documents and thousands of reviewers worldwide. He is responsible for the strategic selection and implementation of electronic discovery tools for the firm\, as well as training and professional development of the litigation support professionals. Bryant is also responsible for managing and overseeing the firm’s use of LPO’s\, and contract attorney teams. Bryant is a member of the Sedona Conference Working Group on International Electronic Information Management and Disclosure\, as well as Electronic Document Retention and Production. Bryant is also a frequent panelist on topics of project management\, electronic discovery\, and information governance at ILTA Con and Legal Tech New York. Bryant is a member of the Global Disputes Resolution Group’s e-Discovery Committee as well as the North American Litigation Practice Group’s e-Discovery Committee. He is on the Board of Directors of the UK Chapter of the Association of Certified eDiscovery specialists is also an adjunct professor for the Cleveland Marshall School of Law’s eDiscovery Distance Learning Program\, and Ulster University Law School Innovations Center in Belfast\, Northern Ireland. \n+ Mary Mack\nCEO\, Chief Legal Technologist\, EDRM \nMary Mack leads the EDRM\, a project-based organization\, and is the former Executive Director of a certification organization. Mack is known for her skills in relationship and community building as well as for the depth of her eDiscovery 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. Mack is the author of A Process of Illumination: The Practical Guide to Electronic Discovery\, considered by many to be the first popular book on eDiscovery. She is the co-editor of the Thomson Reuters West Treatise: eDiscovery for Corporate Counsel. Mack was also recently honored to be included in the book; 100 Fascinating Females Fighting Cyber Crime published by Cyber Ventures in May 2019. Mack has been certified in data forensics and telephony. Mack’s security certifications include the CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional) and the CIAM (Certified Identity and Access Manager). \n+ Inés Rubio\nSenior Director\, Technology\, FTI Consulting \nInés Rubio is a Senior Director in FTI Consulting’s Technology segment and is based in Dublin. She encourages customers to think beyond their present-day data difficulties\, proactively creating the opportunity to discover new and useful solutions that will address challenges across their e-discovery\, privacy and governance needs. Ms. Rubio has significant experience in privacy breach analysis and notification support matters. For more than ten years\, Ms. Rubio has worked in e-discovery\, data privacy and consulting services\, supporting clients in legal firms and corporations by creating workflows that will help reach the full potential of people and technology. Her core expertise lies in using technology solutions to operationalize the management of data and designing workflows to understand their content. Ms. Rubio is an industry thought leader\, regularly speaking at industry events discussing the crossover between e-discovery\, data privacy and security awareness. She has also participated in webinars and podcast series on furthering education and security awareness for legal professionals. A great coordinator of people and complex engagements\, Ms. Rubio focuses on how to create value for customers\, ensuring an understanding of their needs but also encouraging them to build on what FTI Consulting provides\, facilitating a long-lasting solution. Ms. Rubio was the recipient of the 2019 Security Leader award by the Women in Tech Awards\, organized by the Dublin Tech Summit. \n+ Jeff Shapiro\nManaging Director\, Europe\, HaystackID \nJeff Shapiro is the Managing Director for Europe at HaystackID where he oversees the development and growth initiatives across the region. Shapiro\, a seasoned legal and technology professional\, brings extensive experience advising on complex\, multijurisdictional matters spanning eDiscovery\, information governance\, cybersecurity\, litigation\, investigation\, and regulatory response. His career includes tenures at several industry-leading professional service firms\, including a top global consultancy and a Magic Circle law firm. Jeff has a reputation for objective\, consultative leadership and a proven track record in building large-scale operations. Jeff has long focused on giving back to the legal technology community in London\, including his ACEDS UK volunteer work and vice president position as well as his past roles as the ILTA UK Litigation Support Chair and a Relativity User Group steering committee member. \n+ Mary Bennett [Moderator]\nSenior Director\, Content Marketing\, HaystackID; Senior Director\, Content and Community Initiatives\, EDRM \nMary Bennett\, HaystackID’s Director of Content Marketing\, focuses on the power of storytelling to educate the legal technology industry on pressing issues impacting practitioners. With nearly 10 years of content marketing experience\, Bennett joined HaystackID after working at an agency to help B2B tech startups grow their marketing engines through content that drove audiences through the marketing funnel. Before her agency experience\, Bennett worked at Chicago-based Relativity as a Senior Producer on the Brand Programs team. She was a founding member\, host\, and producer of Relativity’s Stellar Women program and producer of the company’s documentary series\, On the Merits. In her role\, Bennett crafted and socialized important stories that elevated the eDiscovery community and illustrated technology’s potential to make a substantial impact. \n\nAbout the Electronic Discovery Reference Model\nEmpowering the global leaders of e-discovery\, the Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM) creates practical global resources to improve e-discovery\, privacy\, security\, and information governance. Since 2005\, EDRM has delivered leadership\, standards\, tools\, guides\, and test datasets to strengthen best practices throughout the world. EDRM has an international presence in 136 countries\, spanning six continents. EDRM provides an innovative support infrastructure for individuals\, law firms\, corporations\, and government organizations seeking to improve the practice and provision of data and legal discovery with 19 active projects. Learn more at EDRM.net. \nAbout HaystackID®\nHaystackID® solves complex data challenges related to legal\, compliance\, regulatory\, and cyber requirements. Core offerings include Global Advisory\, Cybersecurity\, Core Intelligence AI™\, and ReviewRight® Global Managed Review\, supported by its unified CoreFlex™ service interface. Recognized globally by industry leaders\, including Chambers\, Gartner\, IDC\, and Legaltech News\, HaystackID helps corporations and legal practices manage data gravity\, where information demands action\, and workflow gravity\, where critical requirements demand coordinated expertise\, delivering innovative solutions with a continual focus on security\, privacy\, and integrity. Learn more at HaystackID.com. \nAssisted by GAI and LLM technologies. \nSOURCE: HaystackID
URL:https://haystackid.com/event/edrm-workshop-discovery-at-a-crossroads-global-perspectives-on-emerging-challenges/
LOCATION:Virtual\, United States
CATEGORIES:Webcasts
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SUMMARY:[Webcast] The AI eDiscovery Sea Change: Privilege\, Work Product\, and Hyperlink Productions
DESCRIPTION:[Webcast] The AI eDiscovery Sea Change: Privilege\, Work Product\, and Hyperlink Productions\nCourts are roiling the eDiscovery landscape\, issuing pivotal cases since the start of 2026 that are significantly impacting clients’ approaches to ESI. This upcoming HaystackID® webcast features a panel of experts who will analyze key rulings from this year and their implications on client eDiscovery processes. \nKey topics of discussion include: \n\nThe evolving application of attorney-client privilege and work product doctrine to AI-generated content.\nLegal and technical complexities regarding family productions\, specifically hyperlinked documents versus traditional attachments.\nLegal standards and technological difficulties affecting structured data productions.\n\nEvent Details\nBy attending this program\, lawyers and other eDiscovery professionals can expect to gain a better understanding of the sea change that AI is causing to traditional ESI practices and learn tips for better addressing the issues. \nAttendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of the current shift in ESI practices and leave with actionable strategies to address these emerging challenges. \n+ Original Date: Wednesday\, May 20\, 2026 \nExpert Panelists\n\n+ Philip Favro (Moderator)\nFounder of Favro Law PLLC \nPhilip Favro is the founder and president of Favro Law PLLC\, where he counsels clients on ESI\, AI\, and discovery issues and serves as a special master\, mediator\, and expert witness. Phil is nationally recognized for his expertise on ESI\, discovery\, and information governance\, with courts acknowledging his credentials. See\, e.g.\, Oakley v. MSG Networks\, Inc.\, No. 17-CV-6903 (RJS)\, 2025 WL 2061665 (S.D.N.Y. July 23\, 2025). This background makes Phil particularly well-suited to counsel clients and advise courts on information-related issues. As a special master\, Phil is acclaimed for his collaborative approach\, working with parties to find stipulated solutions to complex issues. For disputes that require adjudication\, he is renowned for the clarity and vigor of his written dispositions. \n+ Adam Gajadharsingh\nDiscovery Counsel\, Google \nAdam is a Discovery Counsel at Google in Atlanta\, where his practice focuses on all aspects of the litigation and government investigation discovery process\, both in the United States and globally. This includes developing case discovery strategies\, negotiating ESI protocols and protective orders\, overseeing the collection\, review\, and production of documents\, addressing complex privilege issues and disputes\, and developing e-discovery best practices. Prior to joining Google\, Adam was a partner at Barnes & Thornburg LLP in Atlanta\, where his practice focused on complex commercial litigation\, e-discovery\, data privacy/security\, and information management. He was also a member of the team assisting the Special Compliance Coordinator appointed by the U.S. Department of Commerce to monitor\, assess\, and report on the U.S. export control compliance of Zhongxing Telecommunications Equipment Corporation. Over his career\, Adam has trained hundreds of attorneys regarding privilege law\, reviewed the validity of tens of thousands of privilege coding determinations\, and regularly speaks about privilege and e-discovery issues. Adam was a co-team leader of the Sedona Conference Working Group 1 Drafting Team for the Commentary on Privilege Logs (2024). He was also a member of Sedona’s drafting team for the Commentary on Discovery of Collaboration Platforms Data (2025)\, has been a faculty member of Sedona’s eDiscovery Negotiation Training program\, and is presently a member of Sedona’s Working Group 1 Steering Committee. \n+ Honorable Michelle Peterson\nMagistrate Judge\, U.S. District Court\, Western District of Washington \nThe Honorable Michelle L. Peterson received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Seattle Pacific University in 1997 and is a 2000 University of Minnesota Law School graduate. Prior to her appointment to the bench as a United States Magistrate Judge\, Judge Peterson was Of Counsel at DLA Piper LLP\, a Partner in the Seattle firm of Lane Powell\, P.C.\, and a Partner at Yarmuth Wilsdon Calfo\, PLLC. Most recently\, she opened her own firm\, Michelle Peterson Law PLLC\, where her practice focused in white collar criminal defense\, government investigations\, False Claims Act litigation\, and commercial litigation. Judge Peterson has long been an active member of the federal bar. She served as a Western District of Washington United States District Court Lawyer Representative. She co-chaired the Local Rules Committee for the Western District of Washington Federal Bar Association. In that capacity\, she also co-chaired a subcommittee on electronically stored information (“ESI”) that created the United States District Court for the Western District of Washington’s Model Agreement Regarding Discovery of Electronically Stored Information. Additionally\, Judge Peterson was a member of the Federal Pro Bono Panel\, a Criminal Justice Act panel attorney for the Federal Public Defenders Office\, and the Federal Bar Association Liaison for the Western District of Washington’s Drug Reentry Alternative Model (DREAM). Judge Peterson has participated in a number of publications and speaking events\, covering broad topics such as roving wiretaps\, e-Discovery\, and health care fraud. After her appointment\, Judge Peterson served as the Chair of the Criminal Local Rules Committee and served on the Remote Access Working Committee during the COVID-19 pandemic. \n+ Michelle Six\nOf Counsel\, Gunster \nMichelle is a nationally recognized litigator focused on electronic discovery law\, data privacy\, cross border discovery\, and AI technology exploration. She counsels clients on the development and execution of defensible eDiscovery processes in connection with contentious\, high-stakes commercial litigation\, products liability cases\, antitrust matters\, and internal and government investigations. Michelle regularly advises multinational corporations on data loss and records retention\, as well as challenges and solutions generated by emerging technologies. Michelle frequently writes and speaks about issues and solutions related to electronic discovery. She has been recognized with a Band 1 ranking from Chambers Global from 2021 to present and Chambers USA from 2020 to present for her work in E-Discovery & Information Governance\, and selected as a GIR/Who’s Who Legal “Thought Leader” — Commercial Litigation: E-Discovery from 2020 to present\, as well as recognized as a “Next Generation Partner” by The  Legal 500 for Dispute Resolution: E-Discovery. Clients have described Michelle as “absolutely phenomenal; a truly trusted adviser” and “a true visionary in e-discovery; [who] cuts right to the heart of the matter and finds practical solutions that support overall trial strategy. \n\n\nAbout HaystackID®\nHaystackID® solves complex data challenges related to legal\, compliance\, regulatory\, and cyber requirements. Core offerings include Global Advisory\, Cybersecurity\, Core Intelligence AI™\, and ReviewRight® Global Managed Review\, supported by its unified CoreFlex™ service interface and eDiscovery AI™ technology. Recognized globally by industry leaders\, including Chambers\, Gartner\, IDC\, and Legaltech News\, HaystackID helps corporations and legal practices manage data gravity\, where information demands action\, and workflow gravity\, where critical requirements demand coordinated expertise\, delivering innovative solutions with a continual focus on security\, privacy\, and integrity. Learn more at HaystackID.com. \nAssisted by GAI and LLM technologies. \nSOURCE: HaystackID
URL:https://haystackid.com/event/webcast-the-ai-ediscovery-sea-change-privilege-work-product-and-hyperlink-productions/
LOCATION:Virtual\, United States
CATEGORIES:Webcasts
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SUMMARY:[Webcast] The Rising Tide of DSARs: Transforming Access Requests from Compliance Burden to Strategic Capability
DESCRIPTION:[Webcast] The Rising Tide of DSARs: Transforming Access Requests from Compliance Burden to Strategic Capability\nData Subject Access Requests (DSARs) have emerged as one of the most complex and resource-intensive obligations under GDPR\, particularly for European employers. Driven largely by employee-initiated requests\, often in the context of workplace disputes\, DSAR volumes are increasing at an annual rate of 40–60%\, placing significant operational and financial strain on organizations. \nAt the same time\, regulatory scrutiny continues to intensify\, with access right violations forming a substantial portion of enforcement activity across European data protection authorities. \nA Roadmap for Scalable DSAR Response\nThis HaystackID® webcast will provide privacy\, legal\, and IT leaders with a practical framework for managing DSAR response at scale. Expert panelists will share the costs these requests impose on organizations\, where regulatory enforcement is headed\, and what it takes to build an operating model that holds up under pressure. \nA significant part of the webcast will focus on the foundational work that enables scalable DSAR response—data mapping\, Records of Processing Activities (ROPA)\, and governance frameworks—and on integrating legal\, privacy\, and IT functions into a unified workflow rather than a fragmented\, reactive process. \nSpecifically\, attendees will learn how to: \n\nBuild a scalable DSAR operating model grounded in data governance and cross-functional integration.\nLeverage AI to improve accuracy\, reduce manual review burden\, and lower the cost of response.\nTransition DSAR response from a compliance obligation into a strategic governance capability.\n\nEvent Details\nDuring this in-depth program\, panelists will also examine how defensible deletion and data minimization directly reduce both response costs and regulatory exposure. \n+ Original Date: Wednesday\, June 24\, 2026 \nExpert Panelists\n\n+ Esther Birnbaum \nEVP of Data Intelligence\, HaystackID \nEsther Birnbaum is the Executive Vice President of Data Intelligence at HaystackID\, where she leads strategic initiatives integrating advanced AI technologies and data solutions across legal\, compliance\, and governance workflows. Esther brings extensive experience from both law firm and in-house environments. She began her career as an eDiscovery attorney at top-tier law firms\, where she developed deep expertise in managing complex discovery processes for high-stakes litigation. She later served as Associate General Counsel at Interactive Brokers LLC\, where she founded and scaled the company’s eDiscovery program from the ground up\, pioneering AI-driven workflows that set new standards for operational efficiency in financial services litigation support. In her corporate role\, she also spearheaded data intelligence initiatives across compliance investigations\, regulatory response matters\, and cross-functional governance programs\, developing innovative approaches to leverage enterprise data for risk management and strategic decision-making. A recognized thought leader in the legal technology community\, Esther is a sought-after speaker on the transformative applications of Generative AI in practice. Her innovative approach bridges deep legal expertise with cutting-edge technology\, positioning HaystackID at the forefront of AI-powered corporate data intelligence and shaping how the industry approaches matter intelligence\, document review\, corporate data solutions\, and data-driven legal and compliance strategy. \n+ Ryan Costello (Moderator) \nEVP of Global Advisory and Client Engagement\, Advisory Group\, HaystackID \nRyan Costello is a seasoned legal and data privacy expert with deep experience in eDiscovery\, regulatory compliance\, and cross-border data management. Costello helps organizations navigate complex challenges in data governance\, AI integration\, and privacy compliance. His work focuses on proactive strategies for information security\, data classification\, and regulatory readiness\, ensuring that clients stay ahead of evolving legal and technological landscapes. Before joining HaystackID in September 2024\, Costello spent nearly six years at ProSearch\, where he played a key role in advising clients on data protection\, eDiscovery workflows\, and compliance strategies. A U.S.-qualified lawyer\, Costello brings a global perspective to legal consulting\, having managed projects across the United States and Europe. His expertise spans GDPR\, cross-border discovery\, and privacy-first frameworks that balance innovation with risk mitigation. Costello holds multiple certifications from the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP)\, including Certified Information Privacy Professional – United States (CIPP/US)\, Certified Information Privacy Manager (CIPM)\, and Certified Information Privacy Professional/Europe (CIPP/E). With a career that bridges legal\, privacy\, and technology domains\, Costello is a trusted advisor to corporations and law firms managing high-stakes data challenges. \n+ Christopher Wall  \nDPO and Special Counsel for Global Privacy and Forensics\, HaystackID \nChris Wall is DPO and Special Counsel for Global Privacy and Forensics at HaystackID. In his Special Counsel role\, Chris helps HaystackID clients navigate the cross-border privacy and data protection landscape and advises clients on technical privacy and data protection issues associated with cyber investigations\, data analytics\, and discovery. Chris began his legal career as an antitrust lawyer before leaving traditional legal practice to join the technology consulting ranks in 2002. Prior to joining HaystackID\, Chris worked at several global consulting firms\, where he led cross-border cybersecurity\, forensic\, structured data\, and traditional discovery investigations. \n+ Patrick Zeller\, FIP\, CCEP-I \nGeneral Counsel\, JetStream Security \nPatrick E. Zeller is the General Counsel at JetStream Security. He was most recently Aristocrat’s Senior Vice President\, Chief Privacy Officer\, and managing Data Protection and AI Counsel. His team was responsible for Privacy\, Data Protection\, Cybersecurity\, Gen AI\, and Data Compliance in over 100 jurisdictions worldwide. His work experience includes global responsibility for privacy and data protection issues in 180 countries and over 110\,000 employees for biotechnology\, pharmaceuticals\, medical devices\, and direct-to-consumer products. He has created and led other global programs in information governance\, data privacy (GDPR\, CCPA\, CPRA\, China\, Brazil\, Vietnam\, Russia\, and China)\, records management (records cleanup and defensible destruction)\, eDiscovery\, cyber-security\, Gen AI\, and data protection. He is a former litigator and federal computer crimes prosecutor. Patrick defines global privacy\, data strategy\, and data protection\, enabling the use of data for business growth. He is a problem solver with a proven track record for practical business advice in creating and maintaining strategic privacy\, data protection\, and security programs. Patrick is a leader who draws on the power of positive and collaborative leadership to balance privacy and cybersecurity risks with business needs and growth opportunities. Patrick is a member of The Sedona Conference® international and Cyber security working groups. He is also a member of the International Association of Privacy Professionals and a Certified Information Privacy Professional (FIP\, CIPP/US\, CIPM\, and CIPP/E). Certified Compliance and Ethics Professional\, International\, and is getting certified in Gen AI at Stanford University. Patrick is a frequent author and speaker on Privacy and data protection issues\, including such topics as Privacy\, Gen AI\, Blockchain/DLT\, IoT\, cross-border discovery\, data protection and privacy\, developing trends\, technology-assisted review; and privilege and ethics in eDiscovery\, Privacy\, and Digital Compliance. \n\nAbout HaystackID®\nHaystackID® solves complex data challenges related to legal\, compliance\, regulatory\, and cyber requirements. Core offerings include Global Advisory\, Cybersecurity\, Core Intelligence AI™\, and ReviewRight® Global Managed Review\, supported by its unified CoreFlex™ service interface and eDiscovery AI™ technology. Recognized globally by industry leaders\, including Chambers\, Gartner\, IDC\, and Legaltech News\, HaystackID helps corporations and legal practices manage data gravity\, where information demands action\, and workflow gravity\, where critical requirements demand coordinated expertise\, delivering innovative solutions with a continual focus on security\, privacy\, and integrity. Learn more at HaystackID.com. \nAssisted by GAI and LLM technologies. \nSOURCE: HaystackID
URL:https://haystackid.com/event/webcast-the-rising-tide-of-dsars-transforming-access-requests-from-compliance-burden-to-strategic-capability/
LOCATION:Virtual\, United States
CATEGORIES:Webcasts
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SUMMARY:[Webcast] From Hype to Workflow: Insights from Experts on the Impact of AI on eDiscovery
DESCRIPTION:[Webcast] From Hype to Workflow: Insights from Experts on the Impact of AI on eDiscovery\nArtificial intelligence is seemingly everywhere in eDiscovery\, and for good reason. Over the past few years\, AI technological advances have transformed document review workflows and other eDiscovery processes for legal teams and their clients. With additional innovations on the horizon\, eDiscovery professionals are seeking to understand the evolving technology landscape. \nIn this unique program\, attendees will have the opportunity to learn from industry experts about current developments with AI technology and their impact on processes and workflows. Attendees will gain an understanding of how AI is being implemented into document search and review workflows. They will learn about the role of metrics in AI-driven review workflows\, along with measures that are being used to validate AI productions. \nEvent Details\nJoin the HaystackID® webcast to hear insights on future advances in AI technology and how those innovations may affect eDiscovery in the years to come. \n+ Orginal Date: Wednesday\, July 22\, 2026 \nExpert Panelists\n+ Esther Birnbaum  \nEVP of Data Intelligence\, HaystackID \nEsther Birnbaum is the Executive Vice President of Data Intelligence at HaystackID\, where she leads strategic initiatives integrating advanced AI technologies and data solutions across legal\, compliance\, and governance workflows. Esther brings extensive experience from both law firm and in-house environments. She began her career as an eDiscovery attorney at top-tier law firms\, where she developed deep expertise in managing complex discovery processes for high-stakes litigation. She later served as Associate General Counsel at Interactive Brokers LLC\, where she founded and scaled the company’s eDiscovery program from the ground up\, pioneering AI-driven workflows that set new standards for operational efficiency in financial services litigation support. In her corporate role\, she also spearheaded data intelligence initiatives across compliance investigations\, regulatory response matters\, and cross-functional governance programs\, developing innovative approaches to leverage enterprise data for risk management and strategic decision-making. A recognized thought leader in the legal technology community\, Esther is a sought-after speaker on the transformative applications of Generative AI in practice. Her innovative approach bridges deep legal expertise with cutting-edge technology\, positioning HaystackID at the forefront of AI-powered corporate data intelligence and shaping how the industry approaches matter intelligence\, document review\, corporate data solutions\, and data-driven legal and compliance strategy. \n+ Philip Favro (Moderator)  \nFounder of Favro Law PLLC \nPhilip Favro is the founder and president of Favro Law PLLC\, where he counsels clients on ESI\, AI\, and discovery issues and serves as a special master\, mediator\, and expert witness. Phil is nationally recognized for his expertise on ESI\, discovery\, and information governance\, with courts acknowledging his credentials. See\, e.g.\, Oakley v. MSG Networks\, Inc.\, No. 17-CV-6903 (RJS)\, 2025 WL 2061665 (S.D.N.Y. July 23\, 2025). This background makes Phil particularly well-suited to counsel clients and advise courts on information-related issues. As a special master\, Phil is acclaimed for his collaborative approach\, working with parties to find stipulated solutions to complex issues. For disputes that require adjudication\, he is renowned for the clarity and vigor of his written dispositions. \n+ Aleida Gonzalez   \nGlobal Advisory Managing Director\, HaystackID \nAn accomplished attorney and military intelligence officer\, Aleida Gonzalez brings a rare combination of legal expertise\, national security expertise\, and strategic advisory capability that uniquely positions her to lead in the field of AI governance. With nearly a decade of service as a prosecutor and extensive military experience\, Aleida has operated at the intersection of law\, policy\, and security—advising senior leaders\, managing complex investigations\, and shaping outcomes in high-stakes environments. Building on her AI Governance certification and prior service as a prosecutor\, Aleida’s professional development reflects decades of deliberate preparation for managing high-risk\, high-consequence systems where accountability\, policy\, and operational disciplines intersect.  \n+ Jim Sullivan  \nChief Executive Officer\, eDiscovery AI \nJim Sullivan is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of eDiscovery AI\, a data intelligence company pioneering the next generation of AI-powered legal technology solutions. As CEO\, Jim leads the company’s vision to transform the legal industry’s approach to litigation\, investigations\, information governance\, and privacy response. Under his leadership\, eDiscovery AI is setting new standards for accuracy\, efficiency\, compliance\, and cost-effectiveness through advanced artificial intelligence tools that simplify complex data challenges. A licensed attorney and recognized authority in legal technology\, Jim has spent nearly two decades at the forefront of integrating AI into legal workflows. He has consulted on thousands of predictive coding and analytics projects\, guiding law firms and corporations through some of the most complex and large-scale matters in the industry. Jim’s deep expertise has made him a frequent conference and webinar speaker\, where he shares practical insights on leveraging AI to improve productivity\, defensibility\, and outcomes in eDiscovery. Jim is also the author of The Book on AI Doc Review: A Simple Guide to Understanding the Use of AI in eDiscovery and co-author of The Book on Predictive Coding: A Simple Guide to Understanding Predictive Coding in e-Discovery. These works have become accessible resources for legal professionals seeking to understand and apply AI in practice. Known for his ability to demystify complex technologies\, Jim is passionate about helping legal professionals embrace AI to future-proof their work and enhance the integrity of legal proceedings. \n+ Cristin Traylor  \nSenior Director\, AI Transformation and Law Firm Strategy\, Relativity \nCristin Traylor is Senior Director of AI Transformation & Law Firm Strategy at Relativity\, where she works closely with law firms\, corporations\, government entities\, and partner organizations to align AI-driven legal data intelligence with organizational strategy\, client service\, and risk management. She brings a practitioner’s perspective to this work\, drawing on her background as a former litigator and Discovery Counsel at McGuireWoods\, where she handled complex Government Investigations & White Collar Litigation and Business & Securities matters\, and led firmwide discovery strategy. Traylor advises the legal industry on how to responsibly and defensibly deploy AI across e-discovery and other high-stakes legal workflows\, helping organizations enhance efficiency\, consistency\, and client value. A frequent author and speaker on generative AI and legal data intelligence\, she also plays an active leadership role across the industry. Her service includes the Steering Committee of The Sedona Conference Working Group 1\, liaison to Working Group 13 on Artificial Intelligence and the Law\, the board of Richmond Women in eDiscovery and membership on the EDRM Global Advisory Council. She is a Relativity Master\, Legal Data Intelligence Ambassador\, and a member of the Virginia and District of Columbia Bar Associations. \n\nAbout HaystackID®\nHaystackID® solves complex data challenges related to legal\, compliance\, regulatory\, and cyber requirements. Core offerings include Global Advisory\, Cybersecurity\, Core Intelligence AI™\, and ReviewRight® Global Managed Review\, supported by its unified CoreFlex™ service interface and eDiscovery AI™ technology. Recognized globally by industry leaders\, including Chambers\, Gartner\, IDC\, and Legaltech News\, HaystackID helps corporations and legal practices manage data gravity\, where information demands action\, and workflow gravity\, where critical requirements demand coordinated expertise\, delivering innovative solutions with a continual focus on security\, privacy\, and integrity. Learn more at HaystackID.com. \nAssisted by GAI and LLM technologies. \nSOURCE: HaystackID
URL:https://haystackid.com/event/webcast-from-hype-to-workflow-insights-from-experts-on-the-impact-of-ai-on-ediscovery/
LOCATION:Virtual\, United States
CATEGORIES:Webcasts
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SUMMARY:[Webcast] From Breach to Legal Crisis: The Hours That Define Your Exposure
DESCRIPTION:[Webcast] From Breach to Legal Crisis: The Hours That Define Your Exposure\nWhen a cybersecurity incident strikes\, the clock starts immediately\, and so does your legal exposure. The decisions made in the first hours of a breach don’t just determine operational recovery. They shape regulatory outcomes\, litigation risk\, and the defensibility of everything that follows. \nDuring this webcast\, our incident response experts will cut through the technical noise to focus on what legal professionals need to know about incident response\, including: \n\nHow to preserve evidence while containing damage.\nWhen and how to engage outside counsel.\nWhat breach notification obligations require\, and when.\n\nEvent Details\nJoin HaystackID® in August to learn how to manage regulatory exposure before it escalates into enforcement action. \nExpert Panelists\n+ Original Date: Tuesday\, August 18\, 2026 \n+  Anya Korolyov\nExecutive Vice President\, Cyber and LDI Strategy\, HaystackID  \nAnya Korolyov\, the Executive Vice President of Cyber Incident Response and Advanced Technologies Group at HaystackID\, has 18 years of experience in the legal industry as a licensed attorney\, including 15 years of experience in eDiscovery\, focusing on data mining\, complex integrated workflows\, and document review. In her role at HaystackID\, Korolyov works on developing and implementing the strategic direction of Cyber Incident Response. She is one of the industry’s leading experts on Data Breach Incident Response\, Notification\, and Reporting\, with a solid understanding of machine learning\, custom object development\, regular expressions manipulation\, and other technical specialties.  \n+ Gabe Landau\nSenior Vice President – eDiscovery & Incident Response Solutions\, HaystackID \nAs the Vice President for eDiscovery and Incident Response Solutions at HaystackID\, Landau’s professional focus lies at the intersection of law and technology\, where he brings his expertise to deliver practical\, defensible\, and cost-efficient approaches for clients’ eDiscovery and Cyber Discovery requirements. Prior to his work in the legal sector\, Landau garnered experience as an Emmy Award-Winning Producer and Director in the realm of reality TV. His achievements extended to receiving accolades such as the Telly\, Davey\, and Webby Awards. Drawing from his diverse background\, Landau seamlessly integrated his skills into the legal field\, enhancing client experiences in the legal sector through the application of advanced technology. He graduated Cum Laude from Ithaca University with a Bachelor of Sciences degree. \n+ Nate Latessa \nChief Revenue Officer\, HaystackID  \nNate Latessa is the Chief Revenue Officer and Executive Vice President of Advisory Services at HaystackID. With over two decades of experience\, he is a prominent figure in information governance and eDiscovery. Latessa has been instrumental in devising strategies for effective eDiscovery and information management\, aiding corporations and law firms in handling electronic evidence. His expertise in using advanced eDiscovery tools has streamlined litigation processes\, while his understanding of data and legal compliance has distinguished him in the field.  \n+ Michael Sarlo [Moderator]\nChief Innovation Officer and President of Global Investigations and Cyber Incident Response Services\, HaystackID  \nMichael Sarlo works closely with HaystackID’s software development and data science teams to deliver best-in-class data collection\, eDiscovery\, and review solutions that allow legal teams to act on data types typically not conducive to collection\, review\, or production in the context of eDiscovery. Sarlo works closely with clients on the most challenging and complex regulatory\, investigative\, and civil litigation matters. Sarlo also oversees HaystackID’s Cyber Discovery and Incident Response Services division. He leads a cross-functional team of HaystackID experts that regularly assists insurers\, breach coaches\, and their corporate clients when a data breach occurs.  \n\nAbout HaystackID®\nHaystackID® solves complex data challenges related to legal\, compliance\, regulatory\, and cyber requirements. Core offerings include Global Advisory\, Cybersecurity\, Core Intelligence AI™\, and ReviewRight® Global Managed Review\, supported by its unified CoreFlex™ service interface and eDiscovery AI™ technology. Recognized globally by industry leaders\, including Chambers\, Gartner\, IDC\, and Legaltech News\, HaystackID helps corporations and legal practices manage data gravity\, where information demands action\, and workflow gravity\, where critical requirements demand coordinated expertise\, delivering innovative solutions with a continual focus on security\, privacy\, and integrity. Learn more at HaystackID.com. \nAssisted by GAI and LLM technologies. \nSOURCE: HaystackID
URL:https://haystackid.com/event/webcast-from-breach-to-legal-crisis-the-hours-that-define-your-exposure/
LOCATION:Virtual\, United States
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SUMMARY:[Webcast] Getting AI Right in eDiscovery: Quality\, Validation\, and Results
DESCRIPTION:[Webcast] Getting AI Right in eDiscovery: Quality\, Validation\, and Results (September 23\, 2026)\nArtificial intelligence (AI) has moved from experiment to expectation in eDiscovery. Legal teams evaluating their platforms and infrastructure in 2026 want proof that AI capabilities are defensible\, validated\, and delivering measurable results in production. Whether an AI implementation creates value or creates risk often comes down to governance\, oversight\, and quality control. \nIn this strategic program\, HaystackID® experts will explore what separates defensible AI implementations from risky ones. Attendees will gain an understanding of governance-first deployment\, the differences between closed and open AI systems\, and the essential role of human oversight in AI-powered workflows. \nEvent Details\nJoin our upcoming program to get practical insights on building AI-powered eDiscovery programs that stand up to scrutiny and deliver results at scale. \n+ Date: Wednesday\, September 23\, 2026\n+ Time: 11 AM CDT / 12 PM EDT\n+ Registration Link \nExpert Panelists\n+ Todd Haley [Moderator] \nExecutive Vice President\, Operations\, HaystackID \nIn 2008\, Todd M. Haley joined HaystackID and its associated acquisitions and is currently the global data operations group’s Executive Vice President and General Manager. As Executive Vice President of Operations\, Todd Haley plans\, directs\, coordinates\, and oversees operational activities at HaystackID\, ensuring the development and implementation of efficient operations and cost-effective systems to meet the current and future needs of the eDiscovery service line. Mr. Haley also consults on HaystackID’s processes\, procedures\, and reports necessary to ensure the handling of all client eDiscovery and data management projects. He brings his experience as Chief Technology Officer\, directing both IT and litigation support in a nationally recognized consulting firm\, to the forefront. \n+ Aaron Pribil\, M.S.\, PMC \nDirector\, Product Management\, HaystackID \nAaron Pribil is a seasoned product manager and technology consultant with extensive experience in eDiscovery\, cloud-based solutions\, and data communication tools. Currently\, he serves as the Product Manager for the eDiscovery Enterprise Platform at HaystackID\, a role he commenced in April 2024. In this position\, Aaron works remotely from Rochester\, Minnesota\, where he focuses on advancing the platform’s capabilities to meet the evolving needs of legal and corporate clients. Before joining HaystackID\, Aaron launched his own consulting business\, Technology Consulting and Product Services LLC\, in April 2023. Through his company\, he specializes in providing consulting on advanced eDiscovery services\, emphasizing cutting-edge technology to solve complex data issues and streamline workflows. \n+ Young Yu \nSenior Vice President\, Advanced Analytics and Strategic Solutions\, HaystackID \nYoung Yu joined HaystackID in 2018 as a director and is currently the Senior Vice President of Advanced Analytics and Strategic Solutions. In this role\, Young is the primary strategic and operational adviser to HaystackID clients\, focusing on the planning\, execution\, and management of eDiscovery activities. Young brings extensive experience to his position\, having previously worked at IPRO Tech as a Professional Services Consultant/Product Manager for Analytics\, Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale & Dorr LLP as a Team Lead/Litigation Support Coordinator\, Chadbourne & Parke LLP as a Project Manager\, and Ikon Office Solutions in various roles\, including Data Engineer and Global Database Administrator. He holds certifications as a Brainspace Certified Admin\, Analyst\, and Specialist and is affiliated with Agile\, Scrum\, and Six Sigma. \n\nAbout HaystackID®\nHaystackID® solves complex data challenges related to legal\, compliance\, regulatory\, and cyber requirements. Core offerings include Global Advisory\, Cybersecurity\, Core Intelligence AI™\, and ReviewRight® Global Managed Review\, supported by its unified CoreFlex™ service interface and eDiscovery AI™ technology. Recognized globally by industry leaders\, including Chambers\, Gartner\, IDC\, and Legaltech News\, HaystackID helps corporations and legal practices manage data gravity\, where information demands action\, and workflow gravity\, where critical requirements demand coordinated expertise\, delivering innovative solutions with a continual focus on security\, privacy\, and integrity. Learn more at HaystackID.com. \nAssisted by GAI and LLM technologies. \nSOURCE: HaystackID
URL:https://haystackid.com/event/webcast-getting-ai-right-in-ediscovery-quality-validation-and-results/
LOCATION:Virtual\, United States
CATEGORIES:Webcasts
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SUMMARY:[Webcast] Trade Fraud Investigation Best Practices
DESCRIPTION:[Webcast] Trade Fraud Investigation Best Practices\nThe U.S. Department of Justice and other federal enforcement agencies have launched a new initiative to investigate and prosecute customs fraud. Recent settlements\, fines\, and criminal sentences have caused companies that import goods into the United States to evaluate their supply chain integrity and prepare for investigations and litigation related to trade fraud. \nThis webinar will discuss best practices for corporate in-house lawyers and compliance professionals\, and outside counsel representing corporations and individuals\, in conducting internal investigations and responding to government investigations of potential trade fraud. Legal experts will cover the people\, process\, and technology that are required to achieve effectiveness and efficiency at each stage of a trade fraud investigation\, especially by deploying new AI technology to streamline processes and reduce delays and costs for corporate clients. \nKey takeaways: \n\nThe federal statutes and regulations establishing civil and criminal liability and penalties for trade fraud.\nThe major types of trade fraud uncovered in prior prosecutions relating to antidumping and countervailing duties\, tariff and duty transshipment schemes\, false declaration schemes\, product substitution schemes\, and weight skimming schemes.\nGovernment requirements and expectations for subpoena and civil investigative demand (CID) response\, cooperation\, investigation\, and settlement\, including deferred prosecution agreements.\n\nEvent Details\nWebcast attendees will learn how to use new AI technology to reduce costs and achieve compliance with requirements for data preservation\, forensic collection\, processing\, search\, review\, and production. \nAdditionally\, the expert panelists will explain the stages\, procedures\, and reports for forensic accounting firms relating to fines and damages and the components of a trade fraud compliance program\, including procedures for supplier due diligence\, supply chain audits\, investigations\, self-disclosure\, and remediation. \n+ Date: Wednesday\, October 7\, 2026\n+ Time: 11 AM CDT / 12 PM EDT\n+ Registration Link \nExpert Panelists\n+ Andrew Bayer\, ACCA\, CFE\, CAMS\nSenior Director – Global Investigations & Dispute Resolution\, Hilco Global \nAndrew Bayer is a Senior Director in Hilco Global’s Investigations & Dispute Resolution practice\, where he advises law firms\, corporations\, boards\, and investors on complex investigations\, regulatory matters\, disputes\, and compliance issues. He has more than 15 years of experience leading cross-border matters involving fraud\, bribery and corruption\, financial misconduct\, sanctions and trade-related issues\, whistleblower allegations\, and other integrity risks. Andrew regularly brings together forensic accounting\, eDiscovery\, data analytics\, and investigative techniques to develop facts from complex and disparate data sets and support counsel in high-stakes matters. His experience spans the Americas\, Europe\, Asia\, the Middle East\, and the post-Soviet region. Prior to joining Hilco Global\, Andrew held senior forensic and investigations roles at Charles River Associates and EY. He is an ACCA member\, Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE)\, and Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist (CAMS). \n+ Kevin Harnisch\nHead of White Collar Defense and Investigations\, United States\, Norton Rose Fulbright US LLP \nKevin J. Harnisch is Head of White Collar Defense and Investigations\, United States\, at Norton Rose Fulbright. He represents corporations\, boards\, executives\, broker-dealers\, investment advisers\, private equity funds and financial institutions in SEC\, DOJ\, CFTC\, FINRA and other regulatory investigations\, enforcement actions and complex internal investigations. A former Branch Chief in the SEC’s Division of Enforcement\, Kevin led investigations involving financial fraud\, market manipulation\, insider trading\, Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) violations and municipal securities matters. He now advises clients across a wide range of industries on securities enforcement\, corporate investigations\, regulatory compliance and governance issues. Kevin has extensive experience defending public companies and financial institutions in matters involving financial reporting\, internal controls\, whistleblower allegations\, anti-corruption compliance\, insider trading\, anti-money laundering\, supervisory controls and conflicts of interest. \n+ Ashish Prasad [Moderator] \nVice President and General Counsel\, HaystackID \nAshish Prasad is the Vice President and General Counsel of  HaystackID. Widely regarded as a preeminent expert on discovery\,  litigation technology and complex litigation over the past 25 years\,   Ashish has managed all aspects of discovery across hundreds of litigation and investigation matters; developed policies and procedures for electronic discovery for corporations\, law firms\, and government agencies; defended discovery compliance procedures before courts and regulators; and trained thousands of lawyers\, litigation support professionals\, technologists\, law students\, and others on best practices for electronic discovery and litigation technology. In the areas described below\, he has sought to positively impact the legal profession\, the electronic discovery and litigation technology industries\, corporate legal departments\, law firms\, government agencies\, and the educational institutions that serve these groups. \n+ Michael Sarlo  \nChief Innovation Officer and President\, Global Investigations and Cyber Incident Response Services\, HaystackID \nMichael Sarlo works closely with HaystackID’s software development and data science teams to deliver best-in-class data collection\, eDiscovery\, and review solutions that allow legal teams to act on data types typically not conducive to collection\, review\, or production in the context of eDiscovery. Sarlo works closely with clients on the most challenging and complex regulatory\, investigative\, and civil litigation matters. Sarlo also oversees HaystackID’s Cyber Discovery and Incident Response Services division. He leads a cross-functional team of HaystackID experts that regularly assists insurers\, breach coaches\, and their corporate clients when a data breach occurs. \n\nAbout HaystackID®\nHaystackID® solves complex data challenges related to legal\, compliance\, regulatory\, and cyber requirements. Core offerings include Global Advisory\, Cybersecurity\, Core Intelligence AI™\, and ReviewRight® Global Managed Review\, supported by its unified CoreFlex™ service interface and eDiscovery AI® technology. Recognized globally by industry leaders\, including Chambers\, Gartner\, IDC\, and Legaltech News\, HaystackID helps corporations and legal practices manage data gravity\, where information demands action\, and workflow gravity\, where critical requirements demand coordinated expertise\, delivering innovative solutions with a continual focus on security\, privacy\, and integrity. Learn more at HaystackID.com. \nAssisted by GAI and LLM technologies. \nSOURCE: HaystackID
URL:https://haystackid.com/event/webcast-trade-fraud-investigation-best-practices/
LOCATION:Virtual\, United States
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