James J. Berriman

James J. Berriman

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Rating: 8.9

Licensed for 35 years

Litigation Lawyer at Boston, MA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Computer Fraud

727 Atlantic Avenue, Suite 500, Boston, MA

About James

Biography

Practice Areas

2

Practice Areas

Computer Fraud 50%

I provide professional consulting and services on computer forensics, data preservation, analysis, and metadata. I also provide educational presentations on these topics.

27 years

50%
Litigation 50%

I provide professional consulting and services regarding electronic discovery (ediscovery), EDRM, computer forensics, litigation technology consulting, electronic evidence, metadata, data collection, preservation, processing, hosting, production, and trial technology. I also provide educational presentations on these topics.

36 years

50%

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Licenses

Licensed in Massachusetts for 35 years

State: Massachusetts

Acquired: 1990

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Location

Evidox, an XDD Company

727 Atlantic Avenue, Suite 500, Boston, MA, 02111

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Litigation lawyer | Jan 16

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"I endorse this lawyer without reservation. Mr. Berriman and his company have provided me with litigation technology support services on two matters, and in each, I received exactly what I needed at a reasonable price. I have met no-one with more knowledge regarding litigation technology than Mr. Berriman, and I would use him and his company again without hesitation."

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Experience

Rating:  8.9 (Excellent)

Honors

1990

Degree awarded cum laude, Boston University School of Law

1980

Degree awarded summa cum laude, State University of New York, Potsdam College

Work Experience

2006 - Present

Consultant, Founder, Former CEO, Evidox, an XDD Company

2011 - 2012

Lecturer in Law, Boston University School of Law

1990 - 2006

Director of Litigation Technology; Senior Counsel, Goodwin Procter

Associations

2013 - Present

Potsdam College Foundation

Trustee

2012 - Present

Ediscovery Foundation

Trustee

Sample of Legal Cases

Sheila Porter v. Sheriff Andrea Cabral

U.S. v. Martha Stewart and Peter Bacanovic

Citizens National Bank v. Citizens Bank

USAID v. Harvard University

In re Judge Maria Lopez

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Education

1990

Boston University School of Law

JD - Juris Doctor

1980

State University of New York, Potsdam College

BA - Bachelor of Arts

Speaking Engagements

2020

Connecticut Bar Association CLE

eDiscovery 101: Preservation Obligations to Trial Presentation

2020

Boston University School of Computer Science

Digital Forensics and Investigations

2018

New Hampshire Bar Association CLE

Computer Forensics in Business Litigation

2018

Boston Bar Association CLE

Computer Forensics on a Budget

2017

Women in eDiscovery - Boston

ESI: Expanding Sources, Forensic Challenges, and Emerging Issues

2017

New England Law School

Ediscovery & Computer Forensics Intensive

2017

Massachusetts Bar Assocation - ADR Symposium

Electronically-Stored Information in Arbitration

2016

Women in eDiscovery - Boston

Cybercrime & Cyberstalking - How to Find the Evidence

2016

Boston Inn of Court

Evidence Presentation in the 21st Century

2015

Office of the Attorney General, State of Maine

Ediscovery & Computer Forensics for Prosecutors

2015

MCLE - Advanced Issues in eDiscovery

Computer Forensics for the Legal Issue Spotter

2015

Maine State Bar Association, Family Law Institute

Discovery of Electronic Evidence

2015

Boston Bar Association CLE

The 2015 Amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure

2014

Thomson Reuters - Westlaw CLE

Technology-Assisted Review

2014

Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education (MCLE)

Advanced Issues in Ediscovery

2014

International Legal Technology Association (ILTA) - Annual Conference

Mobile Technology for the Courtroom

2013

New Hampshire School of Law

Ediscovery Bootcamp

2013

New Hampshire Ediscovery Summit

Computer Forensics for Non-Technical Litigators

2013

New England School of Law

Ediscovery Intensive

2013

Massachusetts Legal Technology Conference

The Attorney Controls the Cost of Ediscovery

2013

Boston Ediscovery Summit

Computer Forensics for the Legal Issue-Spotter

2012

Westlaw Legal Education Center

Cost-Effective Ediscovery

2012

New Hampshire School of Law

Ediscovery Bootcamp

2012

International Legal Technology Association (ILTA)

Introduction to Ediscovery Project Management

2012

Defense Counsel of Rhode Island

Everything I Wanted to Know About Ediscovery . . . But Was Afraid to Ask

2012

Boston Ediscovery Summit

When Your Client's Data is in the Cloud

2011

New Hampshire Ediscovery Summit

Affordable Ediscovery (Keynote Speech)

2011

New Hampshire Bar Continuing Legal Education

Company v Employee: Limiting Disclosure of Information in a Complex World

2011

New England School of Law

Introduction to Ediscovery Project Management and Logistics

2011

Boston University School of Law

Ediscovery Bootcamp

2011

Boston Ediscovery Summit

Moderator and Judges' Panel Interrogator

2011

Boston Bar Association

Beginner's Guide to Document Collection, Review, and Production

2010

Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly

Ediscovery Update: The Latest Cases, Trends and Tips

2010

Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education (MCLE)

Using Electronic Evidence Strategically in Depositions, Motions, and Trials

2010

Massachusetts Bar Association

Cost-Effective Ediscovery for Small Firms

2010

Boston Ediscovery Summit

Controlling the Cost of Ediscovery (Keynote Speech)

2009

Women in eDiscovery (WiE)

Cost-Effective Electronic Discovery

2009

New England Association of Litigation Support Managers (NEALSM)

Strategies for Litigation Support Managers

2009

Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education (MCLE)

Electronic Discovery & Evidence

2009

Association of Litigation Support Professionals (ALSP)

Focusing Your Evidence Collection Efforts

2008

Strafford Publications

Metadata: Avoiding Ethical and Malpractice Exposure

2008

Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education (MCLE)

The Paperless Practice Toolkit

2008

Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education (MCLE)

Digital Forensics, Electronic Evidence & Advanced Criminal Procedure

2008

Massachusetts Bar Association

Cost-Effective Project Management for Ediscovery

2008

Boston Bar Association

Effective Planning for Responding to Ediscovery Requests

2007

International Legal Technology Association (ILTA)

Rolling Your Own: Using In-House Resources to Support Ediscovery

2006

Federal Bar Association of Rhode Island

The Paperless Trial

2005

Boston Paralegal Superconference

Advocating for Technology

2002

Federal Bar Association of Rhode Island

The Electronic Courtroom

Publications

2018

Boston Bar Association - Family Law Newsletter Digital Forensics in Family Law

2014

American Bar Association - Young Advocates What Kind of eDiscovery?

2010

Cloudbook eDiscovery in the Cloud: A Nightmare Scenario

2010

Massachusetts Lawyers Journal Commercial Litigation: Keeping it Digital

2008

How to Prepare For, Take and Use a Deposition (James Publishing) Depositions and Technology

2007

Suffolk Univesity Why Native Electronic Files Generally Should Not Be Produced
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