Bailey Glasser’s Electronically Stored Information (ESI) team employs a firm command of evolving best practices, emergent technologies, and established legal principles and rules to ensure that our corporate and individual clients preserve, collect, and manage ESI, and conduct e-Discovery, with strategic confidence.
Overview
The ability to efficiently identify, preserve, and access electronic information of any volume can significantly impact a party’s standing in business transactions and legal disputes, as well as to comply with national and international laws. Our ESI lawyers ensure that our clients negotiate and litigate from a position of strength by implementing timely and cost-effective information preservation, management, and production strategies. We also support our litigation teams – and clients – in ways that are increasingly imperative when it comes to litigation requirements, as well as overall technology security.
Bailey Glasser’s Electronically Stored Information (ESI) team employs a firm command of evolving best practices, emergent technologies, and established legal principles and rules to ensure that our corporate and individual clients preserve, collect, and manage ESI, and conduct e-Discovery, with strategic confidence.
Katherine Charonko, our Chambers-ranked ESI Practice Group Leader, is a thought leader and pioneer in the field of ESI and is a Certified e-Discovery Specialist (“CEDS”), a globally recognized credential. She regularly speaks on ESI issues around the country.
Kate has been appointed to leadership roles in e-Discovery in three multidistrict litigations and provides efficient, cost-effective, and detail-oriented support for all significant BG litigations from beginning to end. Charonko’s practice group evaluates technical and ESI needs; crafts litigation holds; coordinates custodial interviews; conducts document collections; implements aggressive preservation management; negotiates and drafts ESI protocols and protective orders; manages massive discovery libraries; conducts document review; navigates discovery challenges presented by the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and other privacy regulations; and provides trial support.
No modern litigation can happen well without this function.
We work with our clients, in-house counsel, nationally certified IT professionals and forensic experts, records custodians, and government agencies to maximize informational security and strategic advantage.
