Emily Cobb is a senior e-discovery attorney at Ropes & Gray with expertise in electronic discovery across numerous practice areas. Emily frequently advises global clients on a wide range of issues including information governance, document preservation, efficient approaches to leveraging document review technology, intellectual property discovery, forensic collections, cost-shifting, Technology Assisted Review (TAR), and cross-border discovery utilizing market-leading technology both internally and through third-party vendors for matter management. Partnering with clients whose internal E-Discovery capabilities range from minimal to extensive, Emily serves as a trusted advisor to internal E-Discovery personnel maximizing all efficiencies from whatever source is most defensible and cost effective.

Emily works closely with Ropes & Gray’s e-discovery attorneys and Litigation Technology professionals to analyze metrics, workflows and new technologies to identify and implement opportunities for improving quality and efficiency in e-discovery. As part of the firm’s e-discovery team, Emily helped lead advancements in the development of a new, technology-assisted approach to investigative reviews: the Bifurcated Time-Based Technology- Assisted Investigative Review (BAT), allowing clients an edge in fast-paced investigations and provides greater transparency, efficiency, and near-exact budget predictability.