Jaime Raba is a partner at Seyfarth Shaw LLP where he dedicates his practice to the intersection of complex data and the law, which covers a broad swath of contexts including trials, law and motion, compliance, counselling, internal investigations, discovery, corporate transactions, and complex negotiations. A technologist whose toolset includes programming, data science, information security, and expertise in a wide range of computer systems (ranging from obscure legacy systems to advanced technologies), Jaime is known for his ability to create and leverage technology to develop legal strategies, to make mission-critical decisions, and to identify elusive evidence trapped within electronically stored information ranging from macroscopic observations to needles in big-data haystacks. Jaime is known for adapting advanced technology for novel legal applications resulting in deeper, better, and more immediate understanding of key information and complex issues. Jaime’s work with generative artificial intelligence frequently involves generation of predictive models, insightful data simulations, and advanced analytics that profoundly impact legal decision-making and strategy formulation.



Jaime has also designed innovative and flexible programs to analyze and forecast potential exposure and identify defenses in a broad range of cases based on structured and non-structured data. Additionally, he has created customizable code to dynamically interact with the digital page, using textual analysis and context to derive meaning from structured and unstructured information, to achieve complex document annotations, and to extract and classify information that cannot be identified using regular expressions. He has developed solutions to analyze and visualize digital fingerprints to establish the who was doing “what, where, and when,” which has proved indispensable in deposition and trial preparation, labor and employment disputes, trade secret cases, and internal investigations. Known for his ability to effectively communicate about highly technical subjects in a way that is accessible for a variety of specific audiences, Jaime is also frequently called upon to prepare witnesses in cases involving technology and to identify critical information, systems, and data sources in meetings with key personnel such as executive, HR, finance, technology, and legal officers.