Credentials: Litigator and acclaimed author, educator and thought leader helping legal professionals apply electronic discovery, digital evidence, and artificial intelligence best practices since 2001.

Author: Arkfeld on Electronic Discovery and Evidence treatise (referenced in the Zubulake decision), Four Best Practice Guides, and Model Practice Forms. Publications recently used as core course materials for Georgetown eDiscovery Training Academy

Educator: Keynote speaker, conference organizer, seminar speaker at over 250 ediscovery conferences and primary instructor for online, eDiscovery courses

Expertise: Technological and legal eDiscovery issue approach that enables practitioner to understand and apply eDiscovery rules and case law precedents to their cases

Passions: Family, mountain biking, and helping legal professionals identify, understand and apply eDiscovery technological and legal principles

Past lives: Assistant United States Attorney for over 20 years specializing in civil litigation

Where he gets his best ideas: Research, court decisions and inspiration of colleagues

Favorite saying: “It is not the strongest or most intelligent that survive; it is those who are the most [ persistent and ] adaptable.” – Charles Darwin