Christopher P. Orrin

Chris focuses his practice on electronic discovery (eDiscovery). He advises attorneys and clients on eDiscovery processes and best practices and works to ensure eDiscovery is handled in a defensible and cost-effective manner.

Chris’ practice touches on all phases of eDiscovery, including data preservation and collection, forensic issues, search term processes, document review and production, and negotiating with opposing counsel regarding electronic discovery. Chris has experience managing document reviews, preparing privilege and redaction logs, negotiating ESI protocols, and working with outside vendors and experts to meet clients’ eDiscovery needs.

Chris is a Certified eDiscovery Specialist and serves as the Vice President of the Philadelphia Chapter of the Association of Certified eDiscovery Specialists.

Before joining the firm, Chris worked at several large law firms, where he worked as an eDiscovery attorney. Chris volunteers with the Homeless Advocacy Project (HAP) in Philadelphia and serves as one of the firm’s HAP Volunteer coordinators.”

Presenter, “Leveraging AI in eDiscovery: Innovations, Challenges and Best Practices,” accredited CLE program, October 30, 2024

Co-author, “Delaware Court of Chancery Supports Use of Technology Assisted Review to Reduce the Burden of Document Reviews,” October 25, 2024

Featured, “December 2023 Volunteer Spotlight: Chris Orrin,” Homeless Advocacy Project, December 2023

Author, “Possession, Custody and Control in a Digital World: The “Legal Right Test” is Par for the Course,” April 5, 2023

Presenter, “Don’t Let It Slip – Best Practices for Identifying and Protecting Privileges in E-Discovery,” accredited CLE program, August 24, 2022

Author, “Lessons Learned From the Alex Jones Trial: Strategies to Avoid the Inadvertent Production of Documents in E-Discovery,” August 19, 2022

Author, “Cell Phones and Discovery: What to Consider,” June 16, 2022