Moderator:  Robert A. Eisenberg, Director, iDiscovery Solutions Inc. 
Robert Alan Eisenberg is the Director of iDiscovery Solutions Inc. He has over 30 years’ experience in the practice of law and the rendering of consultative services relating to the discovery of Electronically Stored Information (ESI), computer forensics, “proactive” electronic data preservation and retention and traditional paper-based litigation support services. Mr. Eisenberg frequently conducts seminars, CLE courses, webinars and other presentations on the subjects of eDiscovery, Computer Forensics and Electronic Records Management. He is a founder and program Co-Chair and of the Advanced E-Discovery Institute at The Georgetown University Law Center in Washington, D.C. The Institute offers the only annual CLE program dedicated to the discipline of eDiscovery in the United States that is sponsored by a major law school. It is also distinguished by having the largest number of members of the federal judiciary on its faculty of any program of its type. The program is presently in its ninth year.

Mr. Eisenberg is also the originator and founding co-chair of Georgetown Law Center’s eDiscovery Training Academy, a unique school for the comprehensive practical training of attorneys, practice support professionals and technical specialists in the entire spectrum of legal strategies and technological services that constitute the full practice of eDiscovery. Mr. Eisenberg is a founder and is the Project Co-Chair of Georgetown Law’s eDiscovery Practice Support Project. He sits on the Advisory Board of Bloomberg BNA’s Digital Discovery & e-Evidence (DDEE), one of the leading publications in the discipline of eDiscovery. Mr. Eisenberg earned a J.D. from Hofstra University School of Law.

Scott Bilbrey, Director, Litigation Support Services, Covington & Burling LLP
Scott Bilbrey is Covington’s Director of Litigation Support Services. He oversees technical and e-discovery services for the firm’s litigators (in addition to overseeing the litigation paralegals), and his responsibilities include counseling clients on document management and collection, as well as advising on technical and system issues. Prior to joining Covington, Mr. Bilbrey was Vice President of Operational Risk at Credit Suisse First Boston in New York, where he helped to overhaul CSFB's records retention policies and procedures, and to re-engineer processes for identifying and sequestering data for prospective litigation. After CSFB, Mr. Bilbrey was Vice President of Client Services for the e-discovery vendor nMatrix (now Epiq Systems), where he headed Production and Project Management, serving leading international law firms and institutional clients.

Mr. Bilbrey began his career at Davis Polk & Wardwell, where he was the first paralegal to use modern database systems for managing case materials, and was promoted to Supervisor and Systems Analyst in Litigation Services. His experience at DPW provided a front-row seat for many landmark e-discovery matters, including the Enron matter for Arthur Anderson, eventually leading to a role as senior consultant with e-discovery pioneer, Ibis Consulting. Mr. Bilbrey earned a B.A. in English literature from New York University and an M.B.A. in finance from Columbia Business School.

Nancy Dooher Stephenson, Information Technology Administrator, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP
Nancy Stephenson is the Information Technology Administrator for the Washington, DC office of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP. She directs the implementation of all legal technology for the Washington office and is presently involved in the development of Skadden's best practices in legal technology, litigation support and electronic discovery. Prior to joining Skadden Arps in 2000, Ms. Stephenson was the Vice President of Operations at Litigation Systems, Inc. From 1989 to 1998, she was the Director of Information Technology and Litigation Support at Williams & Connolly, and from 1984 to 1989, a consultant with Price Waterhouse's Law Firm Services Group.

In addition to periodic speaking engagements on various aspects of electronic discovery, Ms. Stephenson is currently serving on Georgetown Law's eDiscovery Practice Support Project, a CLE program that provides annual training sessions for law students, paralegals and lawyers in managing electronic discovery engagements.

Eric Yeich, Assistant E-Discovery Manager and Director of Information Technology Support, Marsh and McLennan Companies
Eric Yeich is the Assistant E-Discovery Manager and Director of Information Technology Support for the legal department of Marsh & McLennan Companies (MMC). He has worked with MMC and its subsidiaries and predecessors for 25 years, designing and developing software, building and managing early pc networks, and developing, training and supporting professional standards. Mr. Yeich also helped design and build a customized legal hold tracking system and developed eDiscovery incident response procedures for the Company. In 2009, he joined the Legal Department to help manage legal holds, data collections, and electronic discovery issues for the Company as well as playing a key role in the global rollout of the Department's matter management, electronic billing, and document management systems. Mr. Yeich contributed to eDiscovery Plain and Simple “a plain English crash course in e-discovery” (Brecher, Childress 2009) and holds a B.S degree in Mathematics from Towson University in Maryland.