All in the Family: What’s Next for Cloud Attachments in eDiscovery?

As Director of Modern Data Solutions at Lighthouse, Kris brings nearly 15 years of experience in legal technology solutions and electronic discovery, and is responsible for operationalizing and managing implementation of global solutions for modern data types. With the recent rise in modern data types, Kris focuses on guiding clients and internal teams on modern data handling best practices, as well as collaborating closely with product managers to define and optimize end-to-end workflows, service capabilities, and scalability for emerging technologies. The rapid evolution of workspace collaboration tools, cloud-based document repositories, and emerging AI technologies continues to increase and create many complexities, which in turn, creates a need for solutions that support these dynamic and evolving data types; requiring flexibility, customization, efficiency, and scale in developed solutions to successfully support business operations and our clients.

Sarah directs and supervises client delivery by the company's industry-leading Project Managers. Sarah is an industry veteran who has overseen hundreds of large-scale eDiscovery projects, and she is responsible for mentoring and training eDiscovery project managers and analysts on best practices, legal technology application, and all phases of the EDRM. Sarah's 15+ year career includes positions at Cravath Swaine & Moore LLP and Sullivan & Cromwell LLP prior to joining the company. Sarah received her B.A. from New York University.

Brooks is an eDiscovery professional with over a decade of experience in the industry holding roles in account and project management as well as a leader of client and product teams. He specializes in designing and implementing cost-efficient, automated eDiscovery workflows and products for enterprise clients. In his current role, Brooks directs Spectra support, marketing, development, pricing, and sales in the US and EU. Brooks has a B.A. from the University of Washington.