In the words of Mohamed ElBaradei, “I’m a lawyer. I go for due process; I go for fairness and equity – these values mean a lot to me.”
If you do not care for this quote, we can change it or remove it all together –or- we can add a more bespoke quote, namely, “How little our careers express what lies in us, and yet how much time they take up. It’s sad, really.” I have lived by these words for the past some 20 years while applying my law and government expertise to representing clients and managing diverse caseloads. More recently, I have made strides in the area of eDiscovery disclosure projects by dedicating countless hours of work to leading diverse teams of qualified lawyers, ensuring quality control, and governing IT aspects of caseloads. As a result, I have compiled comprehensive forensic evidence, regulated the document interrogation process, and tagged copious amounts of documentation for relevant detail. After earning my post qualification in England and Wales, working at cutting edge firms and eDiscovery service providers, I’ve developed a reputation for assimilating into complex cases with ease, whilst guiding and mentoring individuals and teams of lawyers. My expertise extends to commercial/civil litigation costs actions and main causes of action including massive eDiscovery commercial banking claims, corporate immigration and asylum, personal injury, industrial disease, clinical negligence, enhanced debt recovery, insolvency, company formations, media law, professional indemnity actions, welfare benefits, employment law, and contentious probate. And much, much More. I look forward to connecting with you, whether you are a law firm or an eDiscovery service provider in need of an experienced commercial and civil litigator.