James Mittenthal has assisted national law firms and law departments for more than thirty years on a wide range of technology initiatives and general management issues.
His practice specialties include technology planning, selection, and implementation; information life cycle management, data mapping, records policy, and governance; litigation support and electronic discovery, including analytics, enterprise and legacy data review and production; and legal practice and administration topics. Recent engagements include eDiscovery and forensics projects, strategic planning and technology projects for several major law firms, and design of matter management and knowledge management systems for Fortune 100 legal departments.
He serves in technology-based cases as a testifying or consulting expert, as a corporate witness in product liability and intellectual property matters, and undertakes technology-based investigations and remediation assignments. In the past he has developed commercial software and custom applications for complex litigation and case management that were used by law firms, major corporations, and government entities. Jim holds a Juris Doctor from Boston University and a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Michigan Honors Program. He is admitted to the practice of law in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
