C2legal, a full service electronic document litigation support company, today announced that the company has hired and brought on board David Speringo as the new Director of Electronic Data Discovery Services. Speringo will direct, develop, and expand on the current electronic data discovery services offered through several offices nationwide.
Prior to joining C2legal, Speringo has practiced law in Rhode Island and holds a bar passage in Connecticut as well. He has previously served as the Director of Litigation Support for the law firm of Garcia and Milas, in New Haven Connecticut tackling such ediscovery issues like computer forensics, online document repositories and attorney ediscovery education focusing on protocols and methodologies in the acquisition and usage of electonic discovery materials. He has also held the postion of client development manager while working with Daticon, an electronic support vendor located in Connecticut. With the unique perspective of being a former Director of Litigation Support inside a law firm, as well as having real world electronic discovery forensic, project management and consultantion experience, he brings a wealth of knowledge C2legal, an electronic litigation support company that has already made its presence felt in the industry.
"David is an experienced, tried and true professional who brings many different perspectives and experiences to our company. We are excited that he has joined the C2legal team to lend his outlook and management skills to our national ediscovery offerings," said Tommy Bishop, VP Of C2legal. "The electronic litigation support industry will always remain cutting edge and David is in a great position to assist us in fortifying our service offerings and allow us to give all of our clients the very best in the way of service and support. His unique skillset as both an attorney and an ediscovery professional allows our service offerings to be both practical and cutting edge in the forseeable future. He has already positioned C2legal to be a primary provider of electronic data discovery to law firms who are now just adapting to the new federal rule changes for discovery," added Bishop.
Speringo will expand the current ediscovery offerings of the electronic data discovery service, building on the company's strong personnel and technology base while taking into account the constant changes and needs of the litigation practice. He will develop the company's forensic and consultation services, extend its ediscovery processing capabilities, and oversee the development of all ediscovery brand offerings.
"C2legal continues to grow and add top talent for the benefit of all our clients, nationwide," said Rob Foil, VP of C2legal. "Adding David Speringo today, coupled with forthcoming announcements of other new talented hires, strongly reinforces our intentions of offering full service electronic litigation support in this new era of the amended federal rules of civil procedure. These new rules now force smaller to mid-size law firms to enter the complex electronic litigation arena.Whereas before they had a choice of whether they could deal with paper or electronic files, they no longer do. By adding David to our team, we are more than able to successfully rise and meet these new challenges and to provide direct support for these firms," added Foil.
Speringo holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science and History from The University of Connecticut, as well as a Juris Doctorate from the Roger Williams School of Law located in Bristol, Rhode Island. He is also an admitted attorney in Rhode Island.
About C2legal
C2legal is a leading electronic litigation support vendor, counselling and servicing law firms and corporations with over 12 years experience. The company offers a full service of different esolutions for law firms and corporations designed to meet their needs. C2legal maintains offices in Houston, Dallas, Detroit, New York, and Chicago.
For more information:
Contact: Tommy Bishop
Vice President C2legal
713-651-8007
Email: thomas.bishop@c2legal.com
Website: http://www.c2legal.com
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