Cat Casey – About the author
Catherine Casey
Global Director- Discovery
Gibson Dunn & Crutcher LLPI am the Global Director of Gibson Dunn & Crutcher LLP's Global Practice Services group, specializing in eDiscovery, data analytics, information governance and cybersecurity. I have over a decade of experience assisting clients with the complex eDiscovery and forensic needs that arise from litigation, expansive regulation and complex contractual relationships.
Prior to joining Gibson Dunn, I ran the New York Computer Forensics and eDiscovery practice at a Big Four consulting firm, and built out the antitrust forensic technology practice and served as the national subject matter expert on eDiscovery for another big Four Consulting firm. I am a Harvard Graduate and Pepperdine School of Law Alumni.
Analytics Part 3: Looking Beyond the Algorithm
Central Role Humans Play in the Age of Analytics No news flash here, data is growing and an ever accelerating pace and the option of keeping ones figurative head in the sand has long since become obsolete. Analytics, algorithms and something called Hadoop (high throughput, low latency) are intimately integrated in a wide array o business functions, however … Continue reading
The Future of eDiscovery Beyond 2014
What’s Next in eDiscovery? Over the last several weeks, I have had the opportunity to speak with leaders at the Big 4, cutting edge technologists, staffing mavens and fellow eDiscovery Geeks, and the same question kept coming up. “What’s next in eDiscovery?“ The canned near-term answer, of course is technology-leveraged solutions that marry skilled workers … Continue reading
Analytics Part 2: Beyond the Zetabyte
BIG DATA MEANS BIG ANALYTICS Anyone not living under a rock in the eDiscovery space has heard that Enterprise data is doubling every 18 months. The computing processor power is doubling every 18 months. The memory and storage cost is halving every 18 months (See Moore’s Law). The increased effort to derive insights out of … Continue reading
Analytics Series: Part 1
A View Beyond the EDRM I recently came across a blog article written by Josh Headley titled “Bacon, Eggs and a Tall Glass of Predictive Analytics” In the article, Headley uses the example of the logistical complexity of creating a “Perfect” glass of orange juice to discuss commonplace application of Predictive Analytics. Headley noted that … Continue reading
Why The Carpenter Is As Important As The Hammer
The Practitioners Role in eDiscovery 2.0 Man vs. Machine or People + Technology? Effective use of predictive coding technology requires highly qualified people and sound processes to maximize results and achieve cost savings. Continue Here
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