Jonathan M. Redgrave
Since the founding of Redgrave Daley Ragan & Wagner LLP (“RDRW”) in October of 2005, Jonathan has regularly addressed issues involved in the discovery of electronically stored information, as well as issues concerning records retention and privacy policies and practices for clients.
Jonathan is a moving force behind, and currently Chair Emeritus of, the highly successful Sedona Conference Working Group on Electronic Document Retention and Production (WG1). He has authored or co-authored numerous publications and speaks frequently at national and international seminars on issues related to electronic information, records management and litigation.
Jonathan’s work at RDRW includes:
National and coordinating counsel roles for clients
in negotiating
discovery and litigation strategies related to electronic discovery
Preparing and taking/defending depositions of corporate representatives
regarding electronic discovery and records management issues
Working with clients to develop sound records and information management
policies and practices regarding paper and electronic data, including emerging
technologies such as web-based collaboration tools and instant messaging
Helping clients assess the retention and disposal of legacy data
Assisting clients with the assessment of process and technology solutions
for records and information management as well as electronic discovery
Leading projects for corporations to address privacy policies and practices
Records and Information Management (“RIM”) consulting, including
the development of records management policies and records retention schedules
Prior to joining RDRW, Jonathan was a partner with Jones Day in its Washington, DC office. Notably, Jonathan served (March 2001–October 2005) as the designated Liaison Counsel for the tobacco industry defendants in the case of United States, et al. v. Philip Morris USA Inc., et al., during pre-trial and trial phases.
Selected Activities, Accomplishments, and Memberships
Member, Advisory Board, The Sedona Conference, a nonprofit 501(c)(3)
research and educational institute dedicated to the advanced
study of law and policy
in the areas of antitrust law,
intellectual property, and complex litigation
(2002–present)
Member and Chair Emeritus, The Sedona Conference WG1: Electronic Document
Retention and Production (Chair 2002–2007; Chair Emeritus 2007–present)
Member, The Sedona Conference WG6: International Electronic Information
Management, Discovery and Disclosure (2005–present)
Member, The Sedona Conference WG7: Sedona Canada (2005–present)
Member, Advisory Committee on the Electronic Records Archives (United States
National Archives and Records Administration) (2005–present)
Member and Co-Chair, Advisory Board, Georgetown University Law Center’s
E-Discovery Institute (2005–present)
Member, E-discovery Committee of the International Institute for Conflict Prevention
and Resolution (“CPR”) (2007–present)
Select Publications
Co-Author, "Discovery of Electronic Information", Business and Commercial Litigation
in Federal Courts (West Publishing) (December 2005;rev. December 2006 and
August 2007) (with Hon. Shira A. Scheindlin)
Editor-in-Chief, THE SEDONA PRINCIPLES: Best Practices Recommendations & Principles for Addressing Electronic Document Production (2004; 2005; 2007)
Co-Editor-in-Chief, THE SEDONA GUIDELINES: Best Practice Guidelines &
Commentary for Managing Information & Records in the Electronic Age (2005)
Industry Experience
Tobacco
Government Contracts
Insurance
Pharmaceuticals
Computer Manufacturers
Food & Beverage
Internet Service Providers
State Bar Admissions
District of Columbia; Minnesota
Education
J.D., cum laude, University of Minnesota Law School (1991)
B.A., cum laude, University of Notre Dame (1988) |
