Focused on legal technology issues, electronic discovery, information technologies management, litigation prevention and litigation support, Marjorie Simmons is an attorney and consultant whose practice centers on the intersection of technology and the law.
A seasoned technologist before entering the practice of law, Ms. Simmons' rich knowledge of hardware and software gives her both the vocabulary and substantive knowledge to successfully communicate with technical and legal minds alike, ensuring that crucial linguistic and conceptual nuances are correctly expressed in each circumstance. Over the course of her legal career she has assisted law firms, manufacturers, engineering fims, investment bankers, not-for-profits, and individuals in transactional, intellectual property, and litigation matters, as well in business management and technology project management strategies.
Ms. Simmons both practices law and assists clients in developing pragmatic, cost-conscious solutions to complex information management projects, whether such solutions are driven by a legal dispute or simply by an organization's internal need to maximize efficiency. Whether serving as a consulting or testifying expert to a company or legal team, or auditing internal practices and procedures for clients in a litigation-avoidance posture, Ms. Simmons' objective analyses provide specific and measureable steps clients can take to reach their goals. Ms. Simmons is admitted to practice law in South Carolina.
Writing and speaking on e-discovery and computer security topics, Ms. Simmons is also a developer of custom law practice management software solutions. Simmons is the original developer of Case Manager®, the case management system for small-to-medium law offices.