Ronni Solomon’s practice focuses on issues involved in the discovery of electronically stored information. She helps companies develop a plan to guide them through the early disclosure and discussion requirements of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and through all phases of the e-discovery process. She also handles e-discovery issues that arise in litigation on behalf of clients. Ms. Solomon has been quoted in a number of publications, including The Wall Street Journal and the Atlanta Business Chronicle, on e-discovery issues, and has written e-discovery articles featured on law.com.

Ms. Solomon also works with clients to develop records management policies and records retention schedules and otherwise provide records and information management consulting.

Prior to joining King & Spalding, Ms. Solomon was a corporate discovery specialist for one of the largest e-discovery companies in the industry where she advised and consulted with in-house counsel of large corporations on electronic discovery strategies. Ms. Solomon has been a litigator for over thirteen years and practiced at another large firm in Atlanta where she served as National Discovery Counsel for a Fortune 100 company and for one of the largest providers of long-term health care in the United States.

Ms. Solomon is active in electronic discovery and records management industry groups. She is co-chair of the Electronic Discovery Subcommittee of the Pretrial Practice and Discovery Committee of the Litigation Section of the American Bar Association. Ms. Solomon is Director-elect of the Atlanta chapter of Women in E-Discovery. She is also a member of The Association of Records Managers and Administrators, Inc. (ARMA) and the Sedona Conference Working Group on Electronic Document Retention and Production. Ms. Solomon is an active member of the Sedona Conference’s new project team tasked with developing a toolkit for volunteer mediators and court annexed alternative dispute resolution regarding electronic discovery issues.

Ms. Solomon is a frequent speaker on electronic discovery and traditional discovery issues. Recent and upcoming seminars include:

• Keeping Up with E-Discovery, National Business Institute (December 19, 2008)



• Litigation Readiness, The Masters Conference (October 16, 2008)



• Electronic Discovery and Traditional Discovery, Select Topics For Legal Staff seminar, Lorman Education Services (September 24, 2008)



• E-Discovery, Exploring Government in the Sunshine, Evidence, and E-Discovery, Government Section of the Georgia Bar (September 15, 2008)



• E-Discovery: A View from the Bench, Atlanta Bar Association (September 10, 2008)



• Instant Messaging, Preservation and E-Discovery Collection Obligations Webcast, Fios electronic discovery service provider (July 29, 2008)



• E-Discovery: What Government Entities Need to Know Now, National Association of Government Archivists and Records Managers Annual Conference (July 24, 2008)



• Healthcare Roundtable: Federal and State Criminal Healthcare, King & Spalding Healthcare Practice Group (July 24, 2008)



• Trends in E-Discovery, Ga CLE (May 22, 2008)



• Revising (or Developing) Consistent and Efficient Protocols, Playbooks, and Other Proactive Strategies to Streamline the E-Discovery Process: Document Management, E-Discovery, and Litigation Readiness for Life Sciences, American Conference Institute (March 31, 2008)



• Electronic Health Records and Electronic Discovery – Keeping Electronically Compliant and out of Electric Hot Water: Hospitals and Health Systems Law Institute, American Health Lawyers Association (February 14-15, 2008)



• E-Discovery: Corporate Counsel Institute, Corporate Counsel Section of the Georgia Bar (December 6, 2007)



• Dynamic Tips for Effective E-Discovery by Utilizing Keywords, Lorman Education Services (October 2, 2007)



• E-Discovery: What Is It and How Can I Get Started?, Georgia Association of Paralegals (June 22, 2007)



• Preservation Obligations, E-Discovery: An “A to Z” Workshop, West Legalworks (April 2007)



• E-Discovery and Traditional Discovery, Nuts and Bolts of Litigation for Attorneys and Paralegals, Lorman Education Services (March 30, 2007)



• Pretrial Discovery Conferences Under the New Rules, Understanding the New Federal E-Discovery Rules, State Bar of Georgia (ICLE) (March 22, 2007)



• Nuts and Bolts of Electronic Discovery, ARMA International, Orlando Chapter Meeting (March 13, 2007)



• A View From the Bench: Georgia Federal Judges’ Perspectives on The New Federal Rules and Hot Issues Involving Electronic Discovery, Atlanta Bar (January 12, 2007)



• Turning Technology to Your Advantage, Association of Corporate Counsel, South Florida Chapter Speaker (November 9, 2006)



• Electronic Discovery Overview and Best Practices, Chief Legal Officers Association, Panelist (October 2006)



• Multi-jurisdiction and Repetitive Litigation Management Strategies, Association of Corporate Counsel, Georgia Chapter (June 2005)



• Managing Serial or Repetitive Litigation in the Long Term Care Industry, Texas Multi-Facility Counsel, (July 2005)



• Discovery Compliance Programs for the Repetitive Litigant, Long Term Care Panel Forum, Speaker (May 2005)



• Coordination of National Discovery, Spring Long Term Care Panel Forum, Speaker (April 2005)

Ms. Solomon is active in community affairs. She is the president and co-founder of the Jewish Professional Women’s Network. In 2008, she was honored as a Woman of Achievement by Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta. She was also selected to be a member of the 2006-2007 class of the Berman Leadership Institute of the American Jewish Committee and the 2006 class of the Glass Leadership Institute of the Anti-Defamation League.