Mike Hamilton is a senior manager of e-discovery programs at Exterro. He is a legal and marketing professional with a passion and focus for creating thoughtful, out-of-the-box campaigns that advance e-discovery education and best practices. He holds a Juris Doctorate from the University of Oregon School of Law. Find him on LinkedIn and follow him…
After the subpoena is received, there is a constant stream of activity between the attorneys, the client in-house counsel and the opposing counsel. Litigation Support should be involved at some level during this stage. The attorneys will discuss the subpoena requests with the client and begin to identify potential people (custodians) that will be able…
One of the terms we use when working with electronic discovery is the term “custodian”. To those outside of our industry, it can sound like a misleading formal word which can sometimes confuse a newbie. At the beginning of an electronic discovery matter, the attorneys will work closely with the client to identify key witnesses…
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