Regina has extensive experience guiding clients through complex discovery and document review matters, helping litigation teams navigate the practical and strategic challenges of production, investigation, fact development, and privilege reviews. She works closely with clients to design cost-effective, defensible review strategies that balance speed and accuracy, tailoring workflows to the unique needs, objectives, and factual context of each matter.

Regina specializes in developing and implementing efficient review processes, combining thoughtful workflow design with hands-on oversight to ensure consistency and quality at scale. She is particularly skilled at translating case strategy into actionable review protocols that support both immediate litigation needs and long-term defensibility.

Prior to joining the firm, Regina worked as a contract attorney in the eDiscovery field, where she gained ground-level experience across first-level, second-level, and quality control reviews on dozens of matters. She continues to draw on that experience to inform her approach to team leadership and case management, with a practical understanding of how review teams engage with protocols, technology, and evolving case demands.

Regina is a graduate of the University at Albany, SUNY (B.A.) and The George Washington University Law School (J.D.).