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Heyward practices in the areas of electronic discovery, information management, business litigation, antitrust litigation, and pharmaceutical and medical device litigation.

Following is a selected sampling of matters and is provided for informational purposes only. Past success does not indicate the likelihood of success in any future matter.

Counsels clients on a variety of electronic discovery and information management issues, including development of defensible strategies for the preservation, collection, and production of electronically stored information; implementation of enterprise-level preservation and search and retrieval technology; policy and procedure development for the handling of non-traditional data sources; and management of large-scale document review projects

Manages end-to-end discovery for corporations in significant matters, including pharmaceutical and medical device product liability and patent litigation, antitrust multidistrict litigation, False Claims Act litigation, and inquiries from U.S. and other government regulators, SEC and FTC subpoena responses, FCPA matters, state AG investigations

Has been involved in pharmaceutical and medical device product liability, intellectual property, and pricing litigation.

Andrea L. D'Ambra is a partner in the New York office and the U.S. Head of eDiscovery and Information Governance. Andrea focuses her practice on data privacy, e-discovery, cross border discovery, and cybersecurity.

Andrea assists clients in navigating foreign data privacy laws while complying with US discovery obligations and is a recognized thought-leader on the discovery challenges posed by emerging technologies.

During the past three years, Andrea has developed a particular specialty leveraging advanced technology to quickly, efficiently, and defensibly respond to HSR second requests and other regulatory investigations.

Recently, she represented a target corporation in the first European Commission DG Comp investigation where the parties were permitted to use Technology Assisted Review to identify documents relevant to the inquiry.

Victoria is a reporter for Legaltech News, where she covers national and international cyber regulations and legal tech innovations and developments.