Kevin Negangard

Managing Director
Testifying expert in Digital Forensics and Electronic Discovery
Assists diverse clients in computer fraud and forensic investigations
Recently retained as neutral expert in a complex dispute related to the theft of trade secrets
Chicago
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Kevin Negangard is a Managing Director with Alvarez & Marsal Disputes and Investigations in Chicago. He specializes in leading digital forensics and electronic discovery (“eDiscovery”) investigations.

With more than 15 years of investigative consulting experience, Mr. Negangard is an expert in leading digital forensics and electronic discovery (“eDiscovery”) investigations. He has advised clients during anti-trust matters involving HSR 2nd requests and civil investigative demands, breach of contract, internal investigations and intellectual property theft disputes. 

Mr. Negangard has extensive experience in providing clients with complex litigation and electronic discovery support through forensic data collection, data processing and analysis, and the management of large-scale document review projects.

Mr. Negangard currently manages clients’ eDiscovery needs throughout the entire discovery process, which includes planning and managing the initial collection phase, providing best-practice guidance, and overseeing full administration of the review process through the production stage.

Mr. Negangard earned a bachelor’s degree in computer information systems from Indiana University’s Kelly School of Business and is currently pursuing a master’s degree in cybersecurity risk management. Kevin is a certified forensic computer examiner, actively participates in the Association of Certified eDiscovery Specialists and is involved with the High Technology Crime Investigation Association.
 

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In a recent article for Law.com International, A&M's forensic technology experts Kevin Negangard, Davin Teo and Raphael Kiess, explore how companies and law firms need to establish a consistent approach to how they use, store, access and review data across borders, as the regulatory and legal requirements for data management differ significantly between the Americas, Europe and Asia.
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