Archive for March 2013

Richard Saldivar, President TERIS /Phoenix recently announced the addition of Jennifer L. DiGiacomo, J.D. as Senior Project Manager to the Phoenix office. According to Mr. Saldivar, “Jennifer is an innovator with excellent academic credentials who can synthesize complex ideas and theories and analyze data to arrive at workable solutions. She has the ability to flourish…

By Michael Shufeldt, J.D. VP Legal Operations TERIS/Phoenix Within the last decade, use of digital forensics has drastically increased. The reasons for this are numerous, from mining to investigation to simple preservation as an insurance policy against future litigation. According to Michael Shufeldt, J.D., Vice President Legal Operations TERIS/Phoenix, “To understand when and where to…

There are many benefits to choosing a managed services provider, especially with an eye toward managing high-volume discovery and providing litigation support at a predictable cost. However, as with any enterprise benefit, it’s important to make sure that proper time and research are invested before committing to any provider. Here are a few tips that…

by Julia Romero Peter, Esq., TERIS Vice President of Business Development Back in 2008, plaintiffs alleged in a press release that defendants had infringed upon patents that had been developed by Gabriel’s previous incarnation, Locate Networks Inc. In February 2013, U. S. District Judge Anthony J. Battaglia for the Southern District of California ordered Gabriel…

TERIS Director Alexander Lubarsky was invited to speak at the upcoming California Judicial Attorneys Conference in May. This is the annual retreat that District Court and Supreme Court Justices attend along with their research attorneys. Alex’s topic will be “Electronic Evidence:The Wave Is Coming—Ride It Or Wipe Out.” The course will cover an introduction to issues…