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On August 18, 2020, Donna Fisher, Alison Grounds, Matthew Hamilton, and Jason Lichter will host a live 90-minute CLE webinar where they will discuss the key components of a defensible privilege log, strategies for negotiating less onerous logging requirements, metadata and categorical log alternatives, how to identify flaws in adversaries’ privilege logs, and ways to leverage technology to reduce cost, improve quality, and prevent privilege waiver.

In this Q&A, Alison shows the benefits of being connected with a major firm and how an on-site due diligence project turned into a tech-savvy engagement.

Matthew Hamilton and Donna Fisher, attorneys in Troutman Pepper’s eDiscovery and Data Management Practice Group, were published in the National Law Review with their July 23 article.

Law Firm One of 50 Largest in U.S., Expanded Practices and Broader Reach to Benefit Clients

Jason Lichter, the director of discovery services at Pepper Hamilton, was quoted in the June 9, 2020 ABA Journal article, “Courts and Lawyers Struggle With Growing Prevalence of Deepfakes.” According to Jason Lichter, director of discovery services at Pepper Hamilton in New York City and member of the ABA’s E-Discovery and Digital Evidence Committee, deepfakes are “in […]

ATLANTA – Troutman Sanders and Pepper Hamilton have joined forces to participate in the Financial Times’ Innovative Lawyers – Global Legal Hackathon Challenge. The Global Legal Hackathon’s purpose is to “unleash the talent and creativity of the world’s legal industry to collaboratively innovate solutions to the most pressing legal, regulatory, and civil society challenges posed by the […]

Alison Grounds, Lindsey Mann and Christopher Kelleher were published in Law360 with their article, “Remote Depositions Bring Ethics Considerations For Lawyers.” Like and share on LinkedIn here.

Alison Grounds was a guest on the International Legal Technology Association (ILTA) podcast. Like and share on LinkedIn here.