Amy is a nationally recognized eDiscovery expert and brings over a decade of inhouse eDiscovery experience at Fortune 500 corporations, including management of discovery for the Opioid MDLs for two different companies. Amy is client-centric and focuses on improving litigation response protocols while working to resolve current disputes as efficiently and inexpensively as possible. She brings practical skill to high-dollar, bet-the-company cases and strategic management ability to case portfolios common to all companies, including tort, employment, and internal and government investigations.

Amy has been an adjunct professor of eDiscovery and Legal Operations at three law schools, serves on the board of the Association of Certified eDiscovery Specialists, and teaches the course for professionals seeking ACEDs certification. Amy frequently writes and speaks about the rapidly changing field of electronic discovery, allowing her to collaborate across the industry and remain up to date on changes in technology used by corporations, technology used in eDiscovery, and case law and judicial attitudes to eDiscovery issues. Using her substantial Legal Operations experience, Amy looks for the best ways to use automation and AI technology to streamline eDiscovery, increase efficiency and quality, and reduce cost to clients.