Seasoned Litigator, Sheryl Katz, to Lead eClaris' Continued Growth in Electronic Discovery and Computer Forensic Markets

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) September 23, 2009 -- eClaris, an innovative eDiscovery consulting firm and service provider, today announced the addition of Sheryl Katz to its Computer Forensics and Electronic Discovery team. Katz joins eClaris as a Senior eDiscovery Consultant in its Los Angeles office. She has 30 years of combined experience in the legal and technology arenas and brings a potent blend of eDiscovery and computer forensics expertise to the company. This unique background allows Katz to provide essential input in shaping eClaris' strategy in the eDiscovery and computer forensic marketplace.

As Senior eDiscovery Consultant, Katz is responsible for the growth and service of eClaris' customer base. She will promote the company's consulting and data management practices. eClaris' clients now have an excellent resource with legal and technical knowledge to bridge the gap between the law and technology.

Before joining eClaris, Katz practiced law in Washington DC and Los Angeles for thirty years in the government and large law firms, most recently as a Partner in Graham and James. In her practice, she represented clients in many large matters and worked on significant discovery projects as part of large litigation matters. For several years thereafter she was the General Counsel of 101communications, LLC, a technology publishing company and additionally served as its Chief Information Officer for three years.

"I am excited to lead and develop eClaris' new business development efforts, bringing it to even greater heights," said Katz upon accepting the position. "I look forward to leveraging our leading-edge technologies and our consulting experience to meet the evolving needs of our clients."

"Sheryl possesses a unique mix of legal and technology expertise, strong leadership capabilities and proven history of growing businesses. She will be instrumental to eClaris' success in expanding its reach and market share." said Jacques Nack Ngue, Founder and President of eClaris, Inc. "We are extremely pleased to welcome Sheryl to our team."

Katz has had over 350 hours of training in computer forensics and is completing the requirements of the EnCase Certified Examiner program which certifies the use of Guidance Software's respected EnCase computer forensic software. In addition she has earned the Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) and Certification in Computer Compliance and eDiscovery (GIAC-GLEG) certifications.

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