Lauren Schwartzreich

Practice Areas

Class Action; eDiscovery; Wage and Hour

Career

Reinforcing the firm’s commitment to providing its clients with leading-edge solutions in this critical area of the law, Lauren assists Littler attorneys and clients in all aspects of electronic discovery, including initial preservation obligations; developing strategies for efficient and effective data harvesting; review and production; implementing cost-shifting/cost-reduction strategies and the admissibility of electronic evidence at trial. She has extensive trial experience and handles court appearances and motion practice on matters relating to eDiscovery.

Additionally, Schwartzreich serves as co-chair of Littler’s LGBTQ+ Pride Committee and is a member of the firm's Diversity and Inclusion Council and the Virtual Litigation Planning Committee. She frequently speaks and publishes on eDiscovery, social media, privacy, and litigation technology issues.

Professional Memberships

American Bar Association - National Institute on E-Discovery, Program Chair; The Sedona Conference® - Working Group Series Leadership Council; New York City Bar Association - LGBT Rights Committee, former Secretary 2010-2012

Personal

J.D. Emory University School of Law; B.A. Emory University

Education