Keven Tam Email & Phone Number

Keven Tam has worked in the electronic discovery space for over 10 years. He is based in New York City. Mr. Tam has extensive experience managing and consulting on large, global electronic discovery projects. His has provided project management skills throughout the entire Electronic Discovery life cycle including data collection, processing, production and document review. His areas of expertise in client services include electronic media acquisitions, data extractions, database analysis, document review management and document productions.Mr. Tam has focused his client service practice on large, multi-faceted litigations and investigations with global financial institutions. He has served as project lead on matters related to forensic acquisition and electronic media collection, performed structured database analysis on Ponzi and financial regulatory cases, and managed document review projects related to litigation, investigations and second requests. Most recently, Mr. Tam led an engagement involving a top 10 international bank. During this engagement, he identified and culled data via advanced metadata queries for review and production. He also liaised with internal international collections teams to confirm collections details to assist outside counsel. Prior to joining FTI in June of 2005, Mr. Tam worked at Deloitte & Touche in the Information Technology practice. There he assisted with the deployment, tracking and decommission of electronic devices for individuals joining and leaving the firm.He is familiar with numerous electronic discovery technologies that include review platforms Ringtail and Attenex, data preservation tools EnCase and FTK Imager and database tool Microsoft SQL server and Microsoft Access.Mr. Tam received his Bachelors in Business Administration degree in computer information systems from the City University of New York’s Baruch College.

Listed skills include Computer Forensics, Litigation Support, Consulting, Sql, and 14 others.

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  Baruch College

  Computer Information Systems