Ask Mary—Direct Access to the Expert
Mary Mack, Esq. is an attorney, technologist and e-discovery industry veteran who has seen it all. She has shared her expertise at numerous industry events and co-authored, both "A Process of Illumination: The Practical Guide to Electronic Discovery" and the recently released "Electronic Evidence Management: From Creation Through Litigation." Whether in response to an inquiry, a second request or class action litigation, Mary brings legal and technical professionals together in a focused manner to determine a successful, cost effective course of compliance with electronic data requests. Mary has twenty years experience delivering enterprise-wide software projects with IT departments in publicly held companies.  She has assisted counsel, IT and litigation support professionals identify, reduce, gather, analyze and produce over 800 terabytes of data. Clients include the largest law firms, pharmaceutical companies and insurance companies in the world.

A member of the Illinois Bar, ACCA and the ABA's Section on Litigation, Mary received her J.D. from Northwestern University School of Law (1982) and a B.A. from LeMoyne College in Syracuse, NY. She holds certifications in Computer Forensics and Computer Telephony.

FRCP Electronic Discovery Amendments: Understanding the Impact
By Mary Mack, Esq.
The Corporate Counselor | May 2006

Look Who's Talking
By Mary Mack, Esq.
E-Discovery Advisor Magazine | March 2006

Costs Savings With New Federal Rules of Civil Procedure for e-Discovery?
By Mary Mack, Esq.
LLRX.com | 15 January 2006

'Save As Privileged'—The Next e-Discovery Answer?
By Mary Mack, Esq.
The Corporate Counselor | January 2006

When Does a Document Become Evidence?
By Mary Mack, Esq.
E-Discovery Advisor Magazine | January 2006