Tara Emory is a recognized leader in advising organizations and law firms on eDiscovery processes and information governance programs, including managing the development of search methodologies, data preservation and collection approaches, discovery protocols, data management and compliance programs, and records management technology solutions. She is skilled at assisting clients in identifying and leveraging technology and processes to complement legal strategies and improve project success. Tara brings extensive experience in developing targeted and innovative solutions for a wide range of data problems to her role as Senior Vice President of Strategic Growth at Redgrave Data. In this role, Tara provides the leadership and strategic vision necessary to ensure that Redgrave Data has effective, efficient, and intelligent operational controls, administrative and reporting processes, playbooks, best practices, standard operating procedures, people, and systems in place to grow the organization and deliver superior client value. Tara also works with the Redgrave Data team, provider partners, and clients to develop custom solutions for litigation and investigation matters, including reporting, data visualizations, analytics and machine learning strategies, workflows, and validation procedures.

Prior to joining Redgrave Data, Tara served in multiple leadership roles at Innovative Driven, most recently as the Vice President, PRESA (Premiere Expert Solutions Advisory) Group & Associate General Counsel. Earlier in her career, she practiced as an associate attorney at various AmLaw 100 firms, including Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP, Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP, and Clifford Chance US LLP.

Since 2019, Tara has been recognized by the Chambers Litigation Support Guide as a nationally ranked expert in “eDiscovery - USA - Nationwide.”

Tara is an active member of many industry organizations, including the Sedona Conference Working Group 1 on Information Governance and Electronic Discovery, where she serves on the WG1 Steering Committee; the Sedona Conference Technology Review Panel; EDRM (Electronic Discovery Reference Model); and the American Bar Association Judicial Division Technology Committee/Subcommittee.

Tara received her J.D. and her LL.M. (International and Comparative Law) from Duke University School of Law and her B.A. from Pennsylvania State University. She holds a Project Management Professional Institute Certificate (PMP).

Tara is admitted to practice in New York, the District of Columbia, and Virginia.*