LDM Group – Litigation support services – Management Team

Terry is a retired Marine of over 20 years. After retiring in 1989, Terry joined a technology company, while there he held several management positions, including warehouse manager and operations manager. After 11 years in technology, Terry pursued a career in the litigation support industry. He joined a litigation support company as their Production Manager where he was responsible for the production of litigation copy and electronic support.

John Stephens (Director Electronic Discovery)

John has over 17 years of litigation support experience, and over 7 years of managerial experience in litigation technology. His core strengths are in troubleshooting litigation technology technical and operational issues while seeing the "big picture," consultation on document review platforms and case cost reduction, forensically sound case life cycle management and case blueprint strategies, custom solution development, training and presentation on various software applications and issues relevant to litigation support. He has an advantageous perspective from working in the law firm environment as a litigation support manager and analyst, working as a database consultant, and from working on the vendor side as a sales engineer for two international litigation support companies. John was also a former director of litigation technology and was involved in ESI/EDD processing and delivery. Certifications include:

Christopher McLelland, CCE, Licensed Private Investigator

Christopher is an Information Security and Data Forensic Professional with over 15 years experience. Christopher began his professional career in the United States Air Force as a Signals Intelligence Analyst. Shortly after, he joined Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC) where he led studies in the reverse engineering of security products for the National Security Agency (NSA) and penetration testing for various Department of Defense (DOD) installations around the world. While still at CSC he instructed special agents within the Army, Air Force, NSA and the Secret Service in computer forensics investigation techniques. Christopher then joined Cap Gemini Ernst & Young (CGE&Y) where he built and lead the North American Threat & Risk Assessment Practice. He provides litigation support for e-Discovery engagements by forensically collecting electronic data intended to be used in the court of law.