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EPISODE · Feb 4, 2025 · 13 MIN

Innovation in Second Requests: Data is Your Greatest Asset

from Law and Candor · host Kamika Brown, Brooks Thompson, Sarah Barsky

In matters where the stakes are exceptionally high and deadlines are tight, understanding the full picture of your data is an underappreciated asset to help you gain an advantage. While most matters are increasingly demanding, Second Requests epitomize the complexity and risk we’re encountering that require innovative solutions. How do you get a holistic view of data within the short timeframe of a Second Request? Kamika Brown, an Associate Director of Client Services at Lighthouse and Second Request veteran, shares an innovative process for tracking and mapping data. With her extensive experience working on Second Requests, she provides tips that can help you approach early case assessment, make informed decisions about custodians, and assess any information gaps in Second Requests and other high stakes matters.This episode’s sighting of radical brilliance: “9 Trends That Will Shape Work in 2025 and Beyond”, Harvard Business ReviewLearn more about the podcast and our guests on lawandcandor.com, rate us wherever you get your podcasts, and join the conversation on LinkedIn. 

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