Colleen Freeman, Esq., Ceds
About Colleen Freeman, Esq., Ceds
Colleen Freeman, Esq., CEDS, is the Senior Director of Global Litigation and Regulatory at UnitedLex, recognized for her contributions to the 'Red Wolf Energy Trading' case and her expertise in eDiscovery.
Current Role at UnitedLex
Colleen Freeman serves as the Senior Director of Global Litigation and Regulatory at UnitedLex. In this role, she oversees various aspects of litigation and regulatory compliance, leveraging her extensive experience in eDiscovery and legal technology. Her current position reflects her commitment to advancing legal practices in a rapidly changing environment.
Professional Background
Colleen Freeman has a diverse professional background in the legal and consulting sectors. She began her career as a Law Clerk at Esdaile, Barrett, Jacobs & Mone and later worked as a Compliance/Risk Analyst at Fidelity Investments. Over the years, she held various roles, including Document Review Attorney at WilmerHale and Director of Business Development at UHY Advisors, Inc. Her experience spans multiple organizations, including FTI Consulting, Epiq, and Business Intelligence Associates, Inc.
Education and Certifications
Colleen Freeman holds a Doctor of Law (JD) from Suffolk University Law School and a Bachelor of Arts in English from Boston College. She is also a Certified E-Discovery Specialist (CEDS), which signifies her expertise in the field of eDiscovery. Additionally, her legal professional status is denoted by the title 'Esq.'
Speaking Engagements and Contributions
Colleen Freeman has participated as a speaker in various industry events, including an EDRM Webinar with eDiscovery Today & UnitedLex, where she discussed the significance of Slack ESI in eDiscovery. She also spoke at the Future Lawyer USA 4.0 event in Boston and contributed to a session titled 'Maximizing Legal Efficiency: Strategies for Flexibility and Innovation.'
Notable Achievements
Colleen Freeman was involved in the 'Red Wolf Energy Trading' case, which was recognized as one of the 'Seven Most Important eDiscovery Decisions of 2022.' She was also honored as an ALM 'Leader in Tech Law' award finalist for her contributions to the Slack discovery work in this case. Additionally, she received the 'Brand Builder of the Year' award in 2022 for her sales achievements.