Gareth Evans, partner with Redgrave, in Los Angeles.
With new advancements in technology and updates to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP), e-discovery seems well positioned for a major evolution. But for e-discovery veteran Gareth Evans, the industry has been teetering on this cusp of change for quite some time. But going over the brink is a different story.
As an active member of multiple working groups of The Sedona Conference, and author of many Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher biannual e-discovery reports, Evans has been an influential figure in the e-discovery industry for years. After spending almost three decades as a partner at Gibson Dunn, the seasoned litigator has now joined Redgrave as a partner in the firm’s newly opened Los Angeles office.
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