Epiq Systems Names New Information Governance and eDiscovery Consulting Services Director

Global News

19
Aug
2015

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Epiq Systems, Inc., a leading global provider of technology-enabled solutions for the legal profession, today announced the appointment of Anju Khurana  as director of information governance and eDiscovery consulting services.

In this newly created role, Ms. Khurana serves as the primary liaison with key client representatives to ensure best-in-class service delivery and promote overall client satisfaction.

Epiq’s consulting group helps organizations develop and implement the full-lifecycle information governance and records management programs they need to make decisions, provide evidence for those decisions and support enterprise-wide business activities. Information governance solutions help to ensure compliance, reduce storage and maintenance costs, and mitigate information-related risk, including data breach.  

“Our clients need proven professionals who can help them navigate the complex legal information landscape, from information management and eDiscovery through evidence management and trial preparation,” said Brad D. Scott, president and chief operating officer of Epiq Systems. “Anju brings more than 15 years of experience to her role advising our clients, and we are delighted to welcome her to our consulting services team.”

Ms. Khurana, a former law firm partner and litigator, is a subject matter expert in the areas of litigation technology, electronic discovery, information management, case and evidence management and trial preparation. She is a regular speaker at various industry events, as well as contributor and author for the Association of Certified eDiscovery Specialists (ACEDS), having published articles and white papers on a variety of topics pertaining to eDiscovery best practices and information governance. She is also a certified Information Governance Professional (ARMA International).