Katherine E. Charonko Co-presenting at TLMT Conference in O’ahu, Hawaii

Katherine E. Charonko, Bailey Glasser’s Electronically Stored Information & Technology Practice Group Leader, will be speaking at the 2026 Trial Lawyers of Mass Torts conference taking place November 9–12 in O’ahu, Hawaii. She is co-presenting the “Leveling the Bar” section of the conference which focuses on the practicalities, realities, and expectations of the practice of law, including sessions covering navigating a public-facing life, litigating in a ChatGPT world, and the life cycles of a legal career. Bailey Glasser is also a proud sponsor of this conference.

Kate is a trial lawyer who designs and deploys ESI strategies across the firm’s cases, as well as nationwide class action and MDL matters. Kate routinely leads ESI in cases that involve large numbers of documents, including cases that involve cross-border discovery. She also speaks and writes on cutting-edge topics involving technology and litigation, including the use of artificial intelligence.

Kate has earned widespread recognition for her work, including as a 2027 Lawdragon 500 Leading Litigator in America and 2026 Lawdragon 100 Leading AI & Legal Tech Advisor. She was also named a 2026 Elite Women of the Plaintiffs Bar winner, and she was awarded the 2026 Monica Bay Women of Legal Tech Award by Legalweek. Kate is nationally ranked by Chambers USA in Nationwide – Product Liability: Plaintiffs and Nationwide – e-Discovery & Information Governance: Plaintiffs (Band 1), among many other recognitions. She is the lead author of the Chambers and Partners 2026 Artificial Intelligence Global Practice Guide: Trends and Developments, USA, entitled: “AI in Legal Practice: With Great (Computing) Power Comes Great (Ethical) Responsibility.”

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