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Chuck Young has represented individual and corporate clients in complex litigation involving commercial, employment, technology, privacy, and intellectual property issues in a broad range of industries. He is also a frequent writer and speaker on electronic discovery issues and a member of The Sedona Conference Working Group on Electronic Document Retention and Production. Raised in Knoxville, Mr. Young received his B.A., cum laude, in English from Dartmouth College and his J.D., summa cum laude, from the University of Tennessee College of Law. Before attending law school, Mr. Young was a sports reporter for the Concord Monitor daily newspaper in Concord, New Hampshire, and he twice received national writing awards from the Associated Press Sports Editors. While at Tennessee, he was the Student Materials Editor of the Tennessee Law Review. In addition, he earned the Best Oralist Award while winning the school’s mock trial competition and he was a member of the Order of the Coif. In September 2009, City View named him as a Top Knoxville Attorney in Administrative Law, Civil Litigation, Intellectual Property and Labor & Employment. After graduating from law school, Mr. Young served as a law clerk to the Honorable Bailey Brown of the U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals in Memphis, Tennessee, and he practiced with the Atlanta law firm Alston & Bird LLP, where he was chosen for the interdisciplinary team of lawyers representing the court-appointed independent examiner in the Enron Corporation bankruptcy. He regularly publishes and speaks on law and technology issues. Presentations 2010 Feb. 4: "E-Discovery Workshop,” Federal Bar Association CLE, Chattanooga (with U.S. Magistrate Judge Cliff Shirley and forensic technology expert Bill Dean) Apr. 16: "E-Discovery Unmasked," Knoxville Bar Association Law Practice Today Expo May 14: "E-Discovery Workshop,” Knoxville Bar Association Federal Bench & Bar CLE, Knoxville (with U.S. Magistrate Judge Cliff Shirley and forensic technology expert Bill Dean) May 25: "E-Discovery Workshop,” Chief Information Security Officers' Roundtable, Knoxville (with forensic technology expert Bill Dean) June 8: "Cubicle Confidential: The Myths of Workplace Privacy," Tennessee Society of CPAs, Knoxville Chapter October 7: "Cubicle Confidential: The Myths of Workplace Privacy," Kramer Rayson Employment Law Seminar, Knoxville 2009 “Ethical Issues in Legal Technology and Office Management,” TALS – Legal Professionals of Tennessee Convention, Knoxville “E-Discovery 101,” Tennessee Attorneys Memo webcast CLE “E-Discovery Workshop,” Tennessee Bar Association CLE, Knoxville (with U.S. Magistrate Judge Cliff Shirley and forensic technology expert Bill Dean) "Clients, Costs and You: Cost-Effective Pretrial Litigation Strategies," Knoxville Bar Association CLE, Knoxville "Technology Trends," Kramer Rayson Employment Law Seminar, Knoxville; Tennessee Society of CPAs, Knoxville Chapter; and National Association of Purchasing Managers, East Tennessee Chapter "Electronic Discovery in Tennessee," Tennessee Attorneys Memo live CLE, Knoxville 2008 “Weapons of Mass Documentation,” Knoxville Bar Association Law Tech Expo “Tech Tools for Successful Case Scrutiny,” Knoxville Bar Association Law Tech Expo “Electronic Discovery: The Basics,” Tennessee Bar Association Corporate Counsel Section CLE, Nashville “Nuts and Bolts of Electronic Discovery,” Tennessee Bar Association CLE, Knoxville “Ethics of Electronic Discovery,” Tennessee Bar Association CLE, Knoxville “If You Leave – The Family and Medical Leave Act,” Tennessee Chamber of Commerce CLE, Knoxville “Cybermanager 2.0 SFW: Managing Employees’ Online Conduct,” Kramer Rayson Employment Law Seminar, Knoxville 2007
“Where In The World Can You Be Sued?” Knoxville Business Journal, May 2007 “Qualcomm v. Broadcom: The latest e-discovery nightmare,” Dicta magazine, April 2008 “The Ledbetter Fair Pay Act: Time in a Bottle,” Knoxville Chamber of Commerce white paper, March 2009 “Tennessee Rules of Civil Procedure E-discovery Amendments,” Dicta magazine, May 2009 “You Have a Duty to Google,” Dicta magazine, June 2009 “E-Discovery Update,” Dicta magazine, December 2009
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