Ethan Fuld is a licensed attorney and E-Discovery consultant and project manager with an e-discovery consulting company in Denver, Colorado. I received my Law Degree from the University of Denver, Masters Degree in Administration from the University of Colorado, and a Bachelors in English and Political Science from Willamette University (go Bearcats!).
Prior to discovering my passion for combining technology, law, and management, I assisted in the management of the discovery and document review process at a Fortune 500 company; worked to integrate and analyze new technologies in the transportation industry; worked for a regional governmental council in variety of management capacities; researched and developed transportation policy for a legislative trade association; and, was a manager for a large retailer.
Raised in Anchorage, Alaska I have been working my way South and East every since. I currently live in Denver, Colorado with an awesome dog rescued from the pound and two cats – one mean and one happy. When not working, I love trail running, cyclocross racing, and generally spending time outdoors.
IMPORTANT NOTICE AND DISCLAIMER
The sole intended purpose of this blog site is for the personal expression of views and opinions related to Ethan Fuld’s favorite subject, electronic discovery. No representation is made about the truth or accuracy of any information contained in this blog. The information contained in this blog is provided only as general information for education purposes, which may or may not reflect the most current legal developments. The blog topics may or may not be updated subsequent to their initial posting. This blog is published by and reflects the personal views and opinions of Ethan Fuld in his individual capacity only. It does not necessarily represent the views and opinions of the company he works for, or his clients, or anyone else, and is not sponsored or endorsed by them in any way.
By using this blog site you understand that this information is NOT provided in the course of an attorney-client relationship and is NOT intended to constitute legal advice. This blog site should not be used as a substitute for competent legal advice from a licensed attorney in your state. Reading a blog or viewing a website is never a viable substitute for obtaining legal advice from a licensed attorney. No one should act upon any opinions or information in this blog without first seeking qualified professional counsel. Ethan Fuld is licensed to practice law only in the State of Colorado.
Any statements made in this blog about persons or groups are only my personal opinions and are not intended to be truthful factual representations nor disparagements of these persons or groups. Also, please understand that when comments are made about a past or present law suit, and order or orders entered therein, and concerning any of the parties, witnesses, or attorneys involved therewith, that I am only relying on the facts stated and included in the judicial opinion itself or various briefs themselves. Unless otherwise stated I have no personal knowledge of the facts or the merits of the case outside of what has been published and included in the judicial opinions commented upon. I try to understand the facts and law stated in the judicial opinions and other matters that I comment on, but you should read these opinions and other sources yourself. My interpretations may be mistaken and they are not intended to be relied upon by anyone; and, they are definitely not intended to be legal advice.
Ethan Fuld claims copyright and ownership to all written materials on this blog (but not all of the graphics, some of which are used from the public domain or fair use) and reserves the right to delete or revise any comments left thereon. The writings of any guest bloggers or comments left on this blog by others represents their own personal views, and not necessarily my own or anyone related to me. I do not necessarily endorse their opinions by allowing inclusion of their writings on this site. Also, I do not endorse or in any way recommend any other website that this blog may mention or link to. Your use of this blog and all links made herein is at your own risk.
