Emily is a seasoned eDiscovery professional with a rich background encompassing both government and private sector experience. With a distinguished tenure at an AmLaw100 firm and a notable track record in the third-party service provider space, Emily brings a unique perspective to the realm of legal technology. Her exceptional critical thinking skills have been honed through years of tackling intricate challenges on large and complex cases including the Deepwater Horizon litigation and also litigation arising from the events of Hurricane Katrina, two of the historically largest eDiscovery cases in U.S. history. Leveraging this expertise, Emily now offers top-tier consulting services, delivering strategic insights and solutions that drive success in the ever-evolving landscape of eDiscovery.

 

At Redgrave Data, Emily advises clients on all aspects of eDiscovery throughout the litigation lifecycle, leveraging knowledge acquired through over 15 years of Gov’t and private sector experience in the eDiscovery field. She coordinates with every department to accomplish client goals and provide experienced consultation to benefit clients by identifying sound, cost efficient, and optimal approaches to meeting litigation/investigatory needs.

 

Emily received a Bachelor’s degree in psychology from Virginia Commonwealth University & a Juris Doctorate with an emphasis on International Law from Villanova.