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Seyfarth Shaw LLP operates an innovative e-discovery department, with a deep bench of attorneys possessing strong technical expertise. The firm is active on both advisory and contentious matters, handling complex technical subjects such as AI, digital forensics and database infrastructure. Jay Carle leads the team as a capable litigator with a wealth of experience in cyber security, legal software design and technical project management, making him a well-rounded advisor for clients across multiple industries. Matthew Christoff also handles complex litigation cases, leveraging the latest e-discovery technologies and defending their use.  Kathleen McConnell, who operates from San Francisco, holds expertise in data protection, information security and AI. She is praised for her use of data science in litigation, working alongside Jaime Raba on high-stakes e-discovery cases. Jason Priebe in Atlanta is also a valued partner, advising clients on domestic and international data privacy and information management issues. Scott Carlson retired in November 2024. All attorneys work from the Chicago office unless otherwise specified.
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  • ‘Seyfarth's superpower is their ability to navigate complex problems with expert precision. They seamlessly blend independent analysis with collaborative input, leveraging their deep knowledge to make high-impact decisions. Seyfarth's judgment is trusted across teams, making them an invaluable asset in critical situations.’

  • ‘Jay Carle has exceptional judgment in eDiscovery decision-making. He consistently delivers timely results under high-pressure situations, demonstrating an unparalleled ability to oversee and review complex processes. His expertise instils complete trust in his decisions, making him an invaluable asset in critical legal matters.’