Len Deutchman came to LDiscovery after twenty years as a prosecutor in the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office, the last seven as Chief of the Economic Crime Unit, which he expanded to become the Economic & Cyber Crime Unit; that expansion entailed construction of a computer forensics laboratory and the training of over a dozen detectives and prosecutors. He has investigated and prosecuted virtually every kind of economic and computer crime as both an Assistant District Attorney and a specially appointed Assistant United States Attorney. He is one of the country’s most sought-after teachers of investigators of computer crime and fraud, having helped to design, as well as having taught, several courses for the National and Pennsylvania District Attorney’s Associations, IACIS, and others. He has also investigated and prosecuted numerous cases of trademark counterfeiting, particularly in the area of DVD and CD “piracy,” and has lectured on the subject as well. Along with LDiscovery’s Brian Wolfinger, he has created, and teaches, a Computer Forensics curriculum for Chestnut Hill College in Philadelphia. He has also authored dozens of pieces of legislation, dealing with economic crime, computer crime, electronic surveillance and other areas and, as the resident expert in these areas, routinely reviews and revises them on behalf of law enforcement before enactment. He authors the monthly column on digital forensics and electronic discovery, “GeekSpeak,” in the Pennsylvania Law Weekly. Mr. Deutchman is a 1985 Graduate of Rutgers-Newark School of Law. He graduated from the University of Pennsylvania Phi Beta Kappa, summa cum laude, and pursued his doctorate at the University of California Berkeley before attending law school.