JAMES BATSON, ESQ.
Liddle & Robinson, LLP - New York, New York
Attorney Batson was Plaintiff Laura Zubulake’s attorney
in the landmark case Zubulake v. UBS Warburg, et al.
Mr. Batson has been a speaker for several national
organizations discussing the historical significance of
the Zubulake case and the widely followed Orders of
United Stated District Court Judge Shira Scheindlin.
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MAGISTRATE JUDGE CRAIG B. SHAFFER
United States District Court - District of Colorado
Magistrate Judge Shaffer has served as a Magistrate
Judge for the USDC, District of Colorado since 2001.
Magistrate Judge Shaffer is also an Adjunct Professor
at the University of Denver, Sturm College of Law. He
also serves on the Sedona Conference Advisory Board,
and has given several presentations concerning the
Federal Rules of Civil Procedure revisions concerning
electronic discovery and evidence.
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DAVID ISOM, ESQ.
Greenberg, Traurig, LLP - Denver, Colorado
Attorney David K. Isom consults throughout the country
on electronic discovery and electronic document
retention. Mr. Isom has published numerous articles
on electronic discovery and depositions, including
recently, "Electronic Discovery Primer for Judges,"and
has presented at seminars on electronic discovery,
electronic document retention, information security, and
ethics throughout the United States. Additionally, Mr.
Isom has served on the Sedona Conference Working
Group II: Public Access and Protective Orders, advising
regarding electronic discovery and electronic filing.
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CHARLES MITCHELL, ESQ.
Hogan & Hartson - Denver, Colorado
Attorney Charles Mitchell's practice focuses on a broad
range of complex civil litigation matters, including
commercial contract litigation, shareholder suits,
business torts, employment matters, False Claims Act
litigation, and land use disputes. In addition, Mr. Mitchell
represents public companies and individuals in
connection with government investigations and
administrative proceedings brought by the enforcement
division of the U.S. Securities and Exchange
Commission, conducting internal investigations, and
providing guidance regarding corporate governance
and compliance issues. Mr. Mitchell has conducted
seminars in the past on issues surrounding internal
investigations and electronic document collection and
management.
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ERIN EISELEIN, ESQ.
Davis Graham & Stubbs, LLP - Denver, Colorado
Attorney Erin Eiselein was recently chosen as a
speaker at a national electronic discovery symposium
in New York City. She is a frequent speaker on
electronic discovery, and has written several articles on
the topic including those published in the Colorado
Lawyer and Law Technology News.
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LINO LIPINSKY, ESQ.
McKenna, Long & Aldridge, LLP - Denver, Colorado
Attorney Lino Lipinsky counsels clients and writes on
leagl issues arising from technology. He is a leader of
his firm's technology practice group.
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