Date: Wednesday, March 15, 2023

Time: 2 PM EST | 11 AM PST

Cost: Complimentary

Produced and sponsored by:

Legal professionals are tasked with solving big challenges. But what is it like to take a step back from the day-to-day and consider what the future might hold, such as how developments in e-discovery and other technologies change the profession?

Join this webcast to hear advice and insights from a panel of legal experts about what the future of legal looks like and how technology can shape that future. You will receive a copy of Epiq's complementary white paper following the event. You will also:

• Hear real-world war stories. It takes work to build a truly efficient discovery process and to achieve technology adoption across your teams. These individuals have done exactly that.
• Build enthusiasm. Our panelists are true innovators and love to consider new ideas.
• Gain inspiration. Broaden your thinking as you hear from individuals with unbounded thinking.

Speakers: 

Elizabeth Hennigan (Moderator) | Director, Global Service Delivery | Epiq

Elizabeth Hennigan is a Director in the Global Service Delivery (GSD) department at Epiq. As a GSD, Ms. Hennigan is responsible for ensuring a unique singular service delivery experience across all regions and Epiq service lines, while also working towards providing new and innovative processes/ideas to meet the current and future needs of her clients.

Ricky Brooman | Director of Litigation Support Services | Saul Ewing LLP

Ricky Brooman is the Director of Litigation Support Services. In this capacity, he manages the people, process, and technologies that help Saul Ewing's litigation attorneys and paralegals deliver premier legal services to their clients, and assists in defining the direction and vision for the future state of litigation support at the firm. Specializing in eDiscovery and Information Governance, Ricky brings 10+ years of experience to Saul Ewing's legal operations and support services, and delivers a data-driven approach to improve processes and achieve operational excellence.

Michael Cole | Director, Litigation Support | Lathrop GPM

Michael is the Director – Litigation Support at Lathrop GPM and is based in Kansas City.  As part of this role, he supervises the firm's e-Discovery team and firm docketing.  He also assists in advising firm clients regarding litigation holds, data/document collections, and e-discovery.  He worked at Thompson Coburn in St Louis before joining Lathrop where he managed the firm's Litigation Support Department for six years.  Before that he was a litigator specializing in product liability litigation.

Adam Poeppelmeier | Director of eDiscovery Services | Redgrave Data

Adam brings an extensive background in eDiscovery, analytics, and business intelligence to his role as Director of eDiscovery Services at Redgrave Data.  At Redgrave Data, Adam provides oversight and consulting on eDiscovery services, discovery playbook design, as well as the defensible use of TAR and other advanced technology in complex regulatory requests, investigations, and litigation.  He also leans on his business intelligence experience to help clients leverage data to identify and track key metrics that provide meaningful insights into their matters and legal technology initiatives as a means to drive cost savings and efficiency.  Adam draws from 20 years of experience managing client portfolios, large eDiscovery projects, and providing targeted business intelligence concerning alternative fee matters and the analysis of historical matters for future litigation projections.  He also is skilled at creating AI models and advising clients on the appropriate use-cases for AI models.

Brandon Hollinder | Director, eDiscovery Solutions | Epiq

Brandon Hollinder has more than fifteen years of experience in the profession. Today he leads Epiq's go to market strategy for its eDiscovery Managed Services, Managed Document Review, and Cyber Incident Response business lines, where he focuses on partnering with clients as an expert to provide value and ensure their solutions are effectively designed and expertly implemented. He is responsible for the growth and health of the Epiq Managed Services, Managed Document Review, and Cyber Incident Response organizations as well as their development, ensuring they are cutting-edge and meeting and exceeding customer needs. He works closely with Epiq's sales professionals, its service delivery teams and their customer bases.