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ZyLAB Tech Counsel, Mary Mack, to Present at Corporate eDiscovery Event

Mack will be a panelist discussing the ethics and tensions of collaboration among inside counsel, outside counsel and providers.

2012-07-11
MCLEAN, VA, July 11, 2012 (Press-News.org) ZyLAB, a leading provider of eDiscovery and information management solutions, today announced that Mary Mack, Esq., enterprise technology counsel for the company, will participate on a panel discussion to "Recognize and Reconcile the Ethical and Contractual Tensions that can arise between Inside Counsel, Outside Counsel and Providers." This session is offered as part of the E-Discovery for the Corporate Market Exchange Conference hosted by the Executive Counsel Institute (ECI) on July 16-17, 2012 at the Grand Hyatt New York. Other panelists for this session include Steven Bennett (Jones Day), Jason Lichter (Seyfarth Shaw) and Andrea D'Ambra (Drinker Biddle).

This topic endeavours to help law firms and corporate clients leverage litigation service providers as part of a mutually-beneficial strategy to secure firm profits and reduce costs to clients. Among other things, the panellists will discuss the elements of a stable relationship, the management of the relationship with the service providers, and how certain technologies may support or complicate the relationship.

"Corporate legal departments and their law firms can clearly benefit from the expertise and efficiencies of outsourcing certain services, but there is also significant value in coordinating the use of technologies to protect the integrity of data (and evidence), fostering true collaboration among inside and outside teams, and providing clients with peace of mind from automatic progress reports and software dashboards," said Mary Mack.

E-Discovery for the Corporate Market Exchange Conferences hosted by ECI are offered several times during the year in key cities across the country. The subject matter is tailored to corporate legal departments and leaves attendees with practical guidance to reduce the costs and complexities of eDiscovery for their organizations.

To learn more about ZyLAB's eDiscovery and information management technology and services, please visit www.zylab.com or call 1-866-995-2262. To learn more about ECI and their series of conferences, please visit www.executivecounselinstitute.com.

ZyLAB's products and services are used on an enterprise level by corporations, government agencies, courts, and law firms, as well as on specific matters for legal services, auditing, and accounting providers. For more information, please call 1-866-995-2262.


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[Press-News.org] ZyLAB Tech Counsel, Mary Mack, to Present at Corporate eDiscovery Event
Mack will be a panelist discussing the ethics and tensions of collaboration among inside counsel, outside counsel and providers.