OLE is a program within the Lake Washington Youth Soccer Association focused on providing financial support, gear, team shirts and tournament fees, making the benefits of soccer accessible to kids whose families are unable to afford participation in sports, OLE serves more than 300 families within Kirkland, Redmond, and Sammamish communities.

“Soccer offers so many physical, mental and emotional benefits to our kids, and it is growing rapidly in popularity”, said Leslie Andrews of OLE.  “It is the mission of OLE to encourage all children to be a part of community sports, regardless of income barriers.  The generous support of GGO will help make participation possible for every kid who simply desires to play and be part of a team.”

“Employees at GGO are active in local sports, including soccer, and our support of OLE is employee-driven” said Megan Miller of GGO. “We value the work that OLE is doing to level the playing field, so to speak, for all girls and boys on the eastside.”

Supporters may purchase event tickets or make contributions online at the “Pitch in for Soccer” event website: http://oneleagueforeveryone.org/pitch-in-for-soccer/ .   Company Sponsorships are still available.  Interested participants or sponsors are invited to contact the OLE staff by email: info@oneleagueforeveryone.org for details.

About Digital WarRoom e-Discovery Platform

Digital WarRoom is the first e-discovery platform to provide law firms, corporate legal and e-discovery teams with complete ESI processing, document review and production in a single application, eliminating traditional high-cost volume-based processing fees.  Gallivan Gallivan & O’Melia created the Digital WarRoom technology for in-house use by solo attorneys, corporations and law firms to address document processing, review and production in legal matters of all types. The software can be licensed in a variety of forms, addressing any size law firm or matter.  To learn more about Digital WarRoom visit www.digitalwarroom.com.

About GGO

At GGO, we are software designers, lawyers, and innovators who aspire to make a difference.  We are changing the way the world thinks about value in e-discovery solutions.  At the root of the GGO value proposition is a strong belief that well-designed technology can be accessible, affordable, and easy to use for all legal professionals. The Digital WarRoom team is transforming e-discovery. We work hard, play hard, and give back to our community.

Since its inception in 2002, GGO (Gallivan Gallivan & O’Melia LLC) has successfully completed over 3500 complex e-discovery matters.  In 2011, GGO introduced the Digital WarRoom® line of software products,   spanning the entire e-discovery lifecycle from capture through processing, review, and production.  Customized services include M&A target data preservation and internal data mining and investigations. Headquartered in Seattle, GGO offices are located in New York, Santa Clara, San Francisco, Dallas, New Orleans and London, serving all metropolitan markets in Europe, Asia and North America. Leading global corporations, Fortune 1000 companies, Am Law 100 law firms, and government agencies, including the Library of Congress, rely on GGO for robust technology and personalized service. To learn more about GGO, visit www.ggollc.com

CONTACT:
Megan Miller, Gallivan, Gallivan & O’Melia
megan@ggollc.com

(Seattle) February 20, 2013 – GGO, e-discovery experts and creators of the Digital WarRoom software platform for accessible, affordable e-discovery, announced today that the company will sponsor the ACEDS 3rd Annual E-Discovery Conference & Exhibition (Association of Certified E-Discovery Specialists), to be held in Hollywood Florida, February 28-March 2, 2013.   GGO e-discovery experts will demonstrate Digital WarRoom™ with integrated ESI processing, review, and document production.  In addition, the Digital WarRoom team will share its Gist™ Analytics tools and workflow for assisted review, in a Technology-Assisted Review Pavilion, showcasing advanced technologies for e-discovery.

GGO co-founder and managing director Bill Gallivan will join John Barkett, Partner with law firm Shook Hardy & Bacon LLP, Jeffrey Jacobson, Litigation Partner with Debevoise & Plimpton LLP in New York City, and Nancy Stuparich, Risk Manager at Florida Lawyers Mutual Insurance Company in a conference panel discussion on “Avoiding E-Discovery Malpractice and Other Data Landmines.”   Mr. Gallivan recently presented a preview webinar on the malpractice topic.  The recorded video may be viewed on demand on the ACEDS website.

“GGO has been a valuable ally in our global mission to advance knowledge and standards of eDiscovery“, said Mathew Baum, executive vice president of ACEDS. “The company has made a firm commitment to reducing e-discovery cost and risk–a hallmark value shared by ACEDS.”

Industry professionals are invited to pre-arrange onsite meetings with GGO by visiting the Digital WarRoom website, or contact Megan Miller directly.  Visit http://www.ediscoveryconference.com   to learn more about the ACEDS conference. 

Bill Gallivan, CEDS

Bill Gallivan is the founding member and managing executive of Gallivan Gallivan & O’Melia (GGO), leading e-discovery services firm and creators of the Digital WarRoom® e-discovery platform.   Bill brings a strong technical background, coupled with extensive experience managing all aspects of global litigation, government investigations, and HSR 2nd requests that make him a valuable asset to corporate and law firm clients of GGO.  His practice specializes in scope reductions, cost shifting and third party fee sharing for large or unwieldy productions.   Prior to establishing GGO in 2002, and the Digital WarRoom line in 2010, Bill served as vice president of professional services at Attenex, a litigation support technology firm formerly owned by Preston Gates and Ellis (now K&L Gates).  Bill is known as a strong advocate of education and professional certification, and one who challenges conventional practices for the advancement of the e-discovery industry.

About Digital WarRoom e-Discovery Platform

Digital WarRoom is the first e-discovery platform to provide law firms, corporate legal and e-discovery teams with complete ESI processing, document review and production in a single application, eliminating traditional high-cost volume-based processing fees.  GGO created the Digital WarRoom technology for in-house use by solo attorneys, corporations and law firms to address document processing, review and production in legal matters of all types. The software is licensed in a variety of forms, addressing any size law firm or matter:

• Digital WarRoom Pro, the first Windows PC-based product for e-discovery, allowing an individually licensed user to conduct complete e-discovery on a Windows computer;
• Digital WarRoom WorkGroup, a client-server application that allows corporate IT, in-house legal, or law firm e-discovery practitioners to manage e-discovery case data processing, document review and production without high priced volume-based processing;
• Digital WarRoom Remote hosted e-discovery, a full-service hosted platform designed for distributed and virtual team access to case data.

The Digital WarRoom platform is unique in its ability to create and save case data in a portable form.  A case database created on any Digital WarRoom product can move seamlessly to any other Digital WarRoom product, with all attorney work product preserved. This unmatched flexibility allows organizations to cost effectively handle an entire portfolio of matters in-house, while retaining the option for full-service hosted review on larger, complex and global matters.  To learn more about Digital WarRoom visit www.digitalwarroom.com.

About GGO

Since 2002, GGO has provided e-discovery hosting services, consulting and project management on over 3500 complex e-discovery matters in response to litigation, government investigations, M&A actions and other legal challenges. Custom services include forensic analysis, target data preservation from Enterprise ECM systems, WIKIs, collaborative tools, web and cloud-based applications, and Gist™ Technology Assisted Review.  In 2011, GGO introduced the Digital WarRoom® line of software products, spanning the entire e-discovery lifecycle from capture through processing, review, and production.

Headquartered in Seattle, GGO also provides hosting and services at offices in New York, Santa Clara, San Francisco, Dallas, Los Angeles and London, serving all markets in Europe, Asia and North America. Leading global corporations, Fortune 1000 companies, Am Law 100 law firms, and government agencies, including the Library of Congress, rely on GGO for robust technology and personalized service. To learn more about GGO, visit www.ggollc.com

CONTACT:

Megan Miller, Gallivan, Gallivan & O’Melia
megan@ggollc.com

Seattle, WA, October 3, 2012 – Leading E-Discovery solutions provider GGO is taking time out this week to mark the 10th year of service to leading law firms and corporations in e-discovery.  GGO provides data preservation, collection, and processing, hosted review and document production in response to litigation, government investigations or other legal matters.

GGO was founded by brothers Dan and Bill Gallivan and partner Barry O’Melia, with a focus on providing highly responsive service backed by excellent technology.   Operations started in Seattle, and today GGO consultants and project managers serve clients across the globe from hosting centers in California, Texas, New York, London and Hong Kong.

The e-discovery industry is on a soaring growth path of 15% or great CAGR, and the face of the industry is transforming as data volumes explode, and corporations face challenging compliance regulations.  “Our success is based on 3 fundamentals” said Bill Gallivan, “Great relationships with clients who trust us, a strong mix of talent and dedication in our GGO team members, and the best technology in e-discovery.”  The Gallivans realized early on that the industry was lacking in affordable user-friendly software for document review.   In response to that need GGO introduced the Digital WarRoom software platform – a disruptive technology designed to make dispute resolution affordable to lawyers representing any case – from the smallest employee dispute to the largest IP or commercial litigation matter.

A Bright Future for GGO
Dan Gallivan designed the Digital WarRoom technology and continues to serve as chief technology officer at GGO, driving the technical strategy to address rapid change in the nature and volume of digital content. “We are employing increasingly sophisticated analytics and machine learning to reduce human labor in the identification of responsive documents”, he said.  “GGO offers a service we call Gist™, a process using analytics and clustering to inform the user about the document set and provide predictive relevancy.  This is truly the future of e-discovery, especially for large cases.”

Notable Cases and Projects, 2002-2012
GGO has processed and hosted hundreds of terabytes of email, business documents, images, video, and other digital content in more than 3,000 matters over 10 years, many high profile cases:

• Supported some of the largest Patent and trademark disputes in recent tech industry history; several related to cell phone and wireless communications, and large internet retailers and auction sites. (2003 to date)
• Assisted King County prosecutor Norm Maleng with computer forensics in the Green River Killer matter.
• Provided e-discovery services in the industry-wide computer chip and memory (SRAM and DRAM) price fixing investigations. (~1999-2002)
• Worked on the high profile insurance dispute on the World Trade center, aftermath of 9/11 (2002/2003)
• Served as custodian of all confidential data from Law Firm, Brobeck Leger & Harrison LLP (liquidated in 2005). Brobeck, a Silicon Valley law firm, held many business planning documents spanning from 1998 to 2002, chronicling the dot-com ‘bust’. Curators and the public agree that these digital records document one of the most extraordinary episodes in the history of capitalism, the explosion of internet technology companies in the 1990s.

The GGO executives also expect the future growth to include significant global activity, as cross-border litigation rises.  The GGO forensics team experts have conducted extraction of foreign documents and data for US federal courts while complying with European and Chinese privacy laws. GGO has conducted data collections in Estonia, EU, Turkey, China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Vietnam, Malaysia, Borneo, Indonesia, and Australia.

About GGO
Since its inception in 2002, GGO (Gallivan Gallivan & O’Melia LLC) has successfully completed over 3500 complex e-discovery matters.  In 2011, GGO introduced the Digital WarRoom® line of software products, spanning the entire e-discovery lifecycle from capture through processing, review, and production.  Customized services include M&A target data preservation and internal data mining and investigations.  GGO offers a TAR (technology assisted review) practice, providing Gist™ advanced analytic service, an expert-assisted technology used to extract statistically significant phrases and patterns directly from a data set.  Patterns extracted using the  Gist process are tuned and used by attorneys within the platform to locate semantically similar documents and to conduct efficient tagging of documents for privilege or responsiveness, drastically reducing the time and cost of legal document review.

Headquartered in Seattle, GGO offices are located in New York, Santa Clara, San Francisco, Dallas, Los Angeles, and London, serving all metropolitan markets in Europe, Asia and North America. Leading global corporations, Fortune 1000 companies, Am Law 100 law firms, and government agencies, including the Library of Congress, rely on GGO for robust technology and personalized service. To learn more about GGO, visit www.ggollc.com

CONTACT:
Megan Miller, VP Marketing
megan@digitalwarroom.com

Seattle, WA, September 25, 2012 – Leading E-Discovery Solutions provider GGO will team up with 451 Research to discuss the evolution of Technology Assisted Review, and recent court decisions regarding the use of TAR – a term applied to the use of advanced analytics to a corpus of documents in e-discovery.  TAR applications are referred to as predictive coding, categorization, document
profiling, and a host of other terms.   The webinar will take place on Thursday September 27th at 10 AM Pacific, 1 PM Eastern time.
Visit the Digital WarRoom website to register.

“Not all TAR applications are created equal” said Dan Gallivan, CTO and co-founder of GGO.  “Our goal with this webinar is to provide some clarity for attorneys and legal professionals on the various technologies that are employed in TAR applications today, and their relative strengths and weaknesses.
We’ll give attorneys a peek inside the ‘black box’ so they can feel confident in moving forward with Technology Assisted Review.”

Analyst David Horrigan of 451 Research will join Dan, providing insights on the case law and legal industry landscape surrounding this e-discovery technology transformation.     David cut through the hype and predictions that computers will replace attorneys in the e-discovery process, in
his recent report “Assisted Review Technologies:  eDiscovery’s ‘Brave New World’ of predictive coding and TAR” published by 451 Research in July 2012.  In this webinar he will update attendees on recent case law and the evolving position of the judiciary on Technology Assisted Review.   The webinar
is offered at no charge.  
Register to attend by visiting the webinar registration site.

About GGO

Since its inception in 2002, GGO (Gallivan Gallivan & O’Melia LLC) has successfully completed over 3500 complex e-discovery matters.  In 2011, GGO introduced the Digital WarRoom® line of software products, spanning the entire e-discovery lifecycle from capture through processing, review, and production.  Customized services include M&A target data preservation and internal data mining and
investigations.  GGO offers a TAR (technology assisted review) practice, providing Gist™ advanced analytic service, an expert-assisted technology used to extract statistically significant phrases and patterns directly from a data set.  Patterns extracted using the  Gist process are tuned and used by attorneys within the platform to locate semantically similar documents and to conduct
efficient tagging of documents for privilege or responsiveness, drastically reducing the time and cost of legal document review.

Headquartered in Seattle, GGO offices are located in New York, Santa Clara, San Francisco, Dallas, Los Angeles, and London, serving all metropolitan markets in Europe, Asia and North America. Leading global corporations, Fortune 1000 companies, Am Law 100 law firms, and government agencies, including the Library of Congress, rely on GGO for robust technology and personalized service. To
learn more about GGO, visit www.ggollc.com

CONTACT:

Megan Miller, VP Marketing

megan@digitalwarroom.com

(Seattle, WA) June 27, 2012 – Gallivan, Gallivan and O’Melia (GGO, LLC), announced today that the company will sponsor an “Aerobathon” event on June 30th at the Sammamish Club in Issaquah Washington. The event invites fitness enthusiasts to participate in a 5-hour series of workout sessions. Participants are collecting support pledges from family and friends, and all proceeds will go to support Art with Heart, a Seattle area non-profit organization offers supportive workshops and training sessions to help high-risk youth overcome trauma through creative self-expression.

“Art with Heart is so excited about the Aerobathon at the Sammamish Club this Saturday. We are very thankful to all the sponsors like GGO!” said Gabe Meyer, Director of Fundraising & Events. “Because of their help, we are able to help more at-risk kids and teens in crisis through art and creativity.”

Sammamish Club trainer John McKinnon came up with the Aerobathon idea to provide members of the community with an opportunity to get in great shape, contribute funds to help kids in need, and (coincidentally) celebrate his 50th birthday. The event team is well on its way to achieving the fund-raising goal of $10,000.

The event is open to Sammamish Club members from 7-9am, and is open for non-members and drop-ins from 9:00 to noon. All activities will take place at the Issaquah Sammamish Club on Northwest Poplar Way in Issaquah. Event Line-up:
7:00-8:00am Cycling
8:00-9:00am Chizzled
9:00-10:00am Kickboxing/Hi Lo Impact
10:00-11:00am Zumba & Cardio Dance
11:00-12noon Pilates, Yoga & Stretch

Company Sponsorships are still available. Interested participants or sponsors are invited to contact the Sammamish Club at (425)313-3131, for details. Contributions are welcome online at Crowdrise (http://www.crowdrise.com/aerobathon#top) , a unique website that blends fund-raising, crowd-sourcing, and social media to encourage philanthropic activity.

About Digital WarRoom e-Discovery Platform
Digital WarRoom is the first e-discovery platform to provide law firms, corporate legal and e-discovery teams with complete ESI processing, document review and production in a single application, eliminating traditional high-cost volume-based processing fees. Gallivan Gallivan & O’Melia created the Digital WarRoom technology for in-house use by solo attorneys, corporations and law firms to address document processing, review and production in legal matters of all types. The software can be licensed in a variety of forms, addressing any size law firm or matter. To learn more about Digital WarRoom visit www.digitalwarroom.com.
About GGO

At GGO, we are software designers, lawyers, and innovators who aspire to make a difference. We are changing the way the world thinks about value in e-discovery solutions. At the root of the GGO value proposition is a strong belief that well-designed technology can be accessible, affordable, and easy to use for all legal professionals. The Digital WarRoom team is transforming e-discovery. We work hard, play hard, and give back to our community.

Since its inception in 2002, GGO (Gallivan Gallivan & O’Melia LLC) has successfully completed over 3500 complex e-discovery matters. In 2011, GGO introduced the Digital WarRoom® line of software products, spanning the entire e-discovery lifecycle from capture through processing, review, and production. Customized services include M&A target data preservation and internal data mining and investigations. Headquartered in Seattle, GGO offices are located in New York, Santa Clara, San Francisco, Dallas, Los Angeles, and London, serving all metropolitan markets in Europe, Asia and North America. Leading global corporations, Fortune 1000 companies, Am Law 100 law firms, and government agencies, including the Library of Congress, rely on GGO for robust technology and personalized service. To learn more about GGO, visit www.ggollc.com

CONTACT:
Megan Miller, Gallivan, Gallivan & O’Melia
megan@ggollc.com

(San Francisco, CA) June 13, 2012 – Gallivan, Gallivan and O’Melia (GGO, LLC) announced today that Bill Gallivan, co-founder and managing director, will speak as a panel expert in a discussion on “Documenting and Defending Analytics-based Decisions in eDiscovery” at the 2012 Carmel Valley E-Discovery retreat. The retreat will take place July 22-25 at the Monterey Plaza Hotel in Monterey California.

The founders of GGO LLC are a team of e-discovery experts who pioneered the use of clustering and visual analytics in the Attenex e-discovery application in the 1990s. Since 2002, GGO has continuously advanced its innovative technologies to provide NLJ250 law firms and a diverse range of corporate clients with e-discovery services and project management. GGO offers an advanced analytic service, known as Gist™, an expert-assisted technology used to extract statistically significant phrases and patterns directly from an exemplar data set. Patterns extracted from Gist are tuned and used by attorneys within the platform to locate semantically similar documents and to conduct efficient tagging of documents for privilege or responsiveness.

Mr. Gallivan will join a panel of experts in eDiscovery and data analytics in a discussion on ‘Documenting and Defending Analytics based decisions’. “As analytic tools – sometimes referred to as CAR (computer-assisted review) or TAR (technology assisted review) are increasingly used in the support of relevance determination, parties to litigation need foolproof systems for documenting and defending decisions made by case teams related to the processing, filtering, search, review and production of documents,” said Gallivan. “This analytics discussion will tie directly back to the scheduled session on judicial acceptance of computer-assisted review tools, including the Hon. Andrew J. Peck, Hon. Nora B. Fischer, Hon John M Facciola and Hon. David J. Waxse. We at GGO are proud to contribute to this excellent forum for the exchange between technologists, litigators, and the judiciary.”

“The Carmel Valley E-Discovery Retreat, in its second year, promises three days of lively discussion and debate on the promise as well as the repercussions of Cloud computing, analytics, technology assisted review (TAR), and other emerging technologies, in a relaxed setting that encourages meaningful engagement,” said Chris LaCour, founder of CVEDR. Interested attendees may register and review the retreat agenda at http://www.CVEDR.com.

About Digital WarRoom e-Discovery Platform
Digital WarRoom is the first e-discovery platform to provide law firms, corporate legal and e-discovery teams with complete ESI processing, document review and production in a single application, eliminating traditional high-cost volume-based processing fees. Gallivan Gallivan & O’Melia created the Digital WarRoom technology for in-house use by solo attorneys, corporations and law firms to address document processing, review and production in legal matters of all types. The software can be licensed in a variety of forms, addressing any size law firm or matter:

• Digital WarRoom Pro, the first Windows PC-based product for e-discovery, allowing an individually licensed user to conduct complete e-discovery on a Windows computer;
• Digital WarRoom WorkGroup, a client-server application that allows corporate IT, in-house legal, or law firm e-discovery practitioners to manage e-discovery case data processing, document review and production without high priced volume-based processing;
• Digital WarRoom Remote hosted e-discovery, a full-service hosted platform designed for distributed and virtual team access to case data.

The Digital WarRoom platform is unique in its ability to create and save case data in a portable form. A case database created on any Digital WarRoom product can move seamlessly to any other Digital WarRoom product, with all attorney work product preserved. This unmatched flexibility allows organizations to cost effectively handle an entire portfolio of matters in-house, while retaining the option for full-service hosted review on larger, complex and global matters. To learn more about Digital WarRoom visit www.digitalwarroom.com.

About GGO
Since its inception in 2002, GGO (Gallivan Gallivan & O’Melia LLC) has successfully completed over 3500 complex e-discovery matters. In 2011, GGO introduced the Digital WarRoom® line of software products, spanning the entire e-discovery lifecycle from capture through processing, review, and production. Customized services include M&A target data preservation and internal data mining and investigations. Headquartered in Seattle, GGO offices are located in New York, Santa Clara, San Francisco, Dallas, Los Angeles, and London, serving all metropolitan markets in Europe, Asia and North America. Leading global corporations, Fortune 1000 companies, Am Law 100 law firms, and government agencies, including the Library of Congress, rely on GGO for robust technology and personalized service. To learn more about GGO, visit www.digitalwarroom.com.

CONTACT:
Megan Miller, Gallivan, Gallivan & O’Melia
megan@ggollc.com

Kevin Keithley v. The Home Store.com, Inc., 2008 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 61741 (August12, 2008).  Keithley won on summary judgment, but still had to pay $283,000 in fees for failing to preserve produce required electronic evidence.

Using a work computer can eliminate privilege

Alamar Ranch, LLC v. City of Boise, 2009 WL 3669741 (D. Idaho Nov. 2, 2009) This case held that emails sent by a non-party to a lawyer are not protected by attorney-client privilege if a company policy exists that emails sent using company facilities are subject to monitoring.

If all you have is backup tapes, you might still be required to produce data

Disability Rights Council of Greater Washington v. Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority 2007 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 39605 Production of email from backup tapes was ordered by the Court at the expense of the producing party. The Court also noted that the Safe Harbor provisions of Rule 37(e) do not apply if data destruction is not suspended after a litigation hold. •Omnicare, Inc. v. Mariner Health Care Mgmt. Co. 2009 WL 1515609 The court ruled in this case that just because “ESI is now contained on backup tapes instead of in active stores does not necessarily render it not reasonably accessible.”

You need to produce metadata in addition to electronic documents

Ryan v. Gifford Civ. No. 2213-CC, 2007 WL 4259557 (Del. Ch., Nov. 30, 2007) The Court ordered “the production of documents identified in plaintiffs’…motion to compel in a format that will permit review of metadata, as plaintiffs have clearly shown a particularized need for the native format of electronic documents with original metadata.”

Your employees’ home computers might be subject to e-discovery

Orrell v. Motorcarparts of America, Inc. 2007 WL 4287750 (W.D.N.C. Dec. 5, 2007) The court ordered the production of a plaintiff’s home computer for forensic examination.

You may have to produce data, no matter how difficult or expensive – Technology makes production less burdensome

Auto Club Family Insurance Co. v. Ahner 2007 WL 2480322 (E.D. La. August 29, 2007)  FRCP Rules 34 and 45 “were amended…to provide for routine discovery of electronically stored information from parties and non-parties. In fact, whether production of documents is unduly burdensome or expensive turns primarily on whether it is kept in an accessible or inaccessible format (a distinction that corresponds closely to the expense of production). But in the world of electronic data, thanks to search engines, any data that is retained in a machine readable format it is typically accessible 

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