E-Discovery Fundamentals 2: Processing, Review & Production Webinar
Wednesday, April 9, 2025
2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
1 PA CLE Credit Available
During this session, Courtney Murphy and Damen DeFago will jump back into the EDRM, with a brief introduction to data processing and how it sets a project up for a successful review. Our speakers will then cover review, analysis, and production of documents including:
- Review workflow options, including Analytics, Technology-Assisted Review, and using Generative AI to accelerate and streamline review
- Privilege review, redaction, and log generation
- Production of documents
- Case development during and after the review phase
- Preparing for post-production use and presentation of documents in deposition and trial phases
Speakers
Courtney A. Murphy, Esq.
Courtney A. Murphy is a Member of Burns White’s Pittsburgh office. Ms. Murphy focuses her practice on Discovery and E-Discovery topics within the Railroad Law space.
Ms. Murphy has extensive experience in electronic discovery, having worked at several large law firms as an e-discovery attorney prior to joining Burns White. In her previous roles, Ms. Murphy counseled clients and case teams on preservation and collection methodologies, data assessment, review workflows, and document production processes, and developed and conducted training for legal and technological topics. Her hands-on experience ranges from on-site collection and review of hard copy documents to the administration of advanced analytics and Continuous Active Learning (CAL) across very large data sets.
Damen S. DeFago, Manager
Damen S. DeFago is the Practice Support Manager at Burns White LLC with more than 10 years of experience in e-discovery, legal tech, trial support, and trial media.
Mr. DeFago has experience in corporate, startup, and service provider settings, as well as in-house at small to midsize legal firms. Mr. DeFago focuses on software implementation, documentation, and training to improve client success, strategic outcomes, and customer satisfaction.