Mark E. Borzych joined Spinelli Corporation as staff counsel in 2003. His responsibilities include corporate, contractual, regulatory and intellectual property matters. He is also the legal researcher and a staff writer of Spinelli Corporation's award-winning monthly e-mail newsletter, Electronic Evidence Examiner.
Prior to joining the firm, he served as a law clerk to Judge Cathy M. Holt, Arizona Superior Court in Phoenix, where he analyzed complex factual issues and developed his legal research and writing skills.
Mr. Borzych has also worked for Capital Gaming International, Inc., in Phoenix, assisting the company's General Counsel with federal compliance and regulatory licensing issues, drafting agreements and preparing reports for the Board of Directors. During the 1997 Legislative Session of the Arizona State Senate, Mr. Borzych served as a Senate Page, assigned to the Senate Appropriation and Finance Committees.
Mr. Borzych assists the firm's Computer Forensic Investigators and outside attorneys with procedural, hard drive imaging, preservation, cost allocation and privilege issues.
"What's the latest thinking on updating procedural rules relating to electronic discovery?," The Spinelli Report: Electronic Evidence Examiner, April 2004
"Can computer forensic investigators help attorneys make or respond to electronic discovery requests more efficiently?," The Spinelli Report: Electronic Evidence Examiner, February 2004
"Do courts differentiate between unintentional and intentional spoliation of electronic evidence?" The Spinelli Report: Electronic Evidence Examiner, January 2004
"How Computer Forensics Can Help Business Litigators Avoid Electronic Discovery Pitfalls," The Arizona Business Lawyer, December 1, 2003
"What credentials are important when selecting a computer forensic specialist?," The Spinelli Report: Electronic Evidence Examiner, November 2003
"Can a company compel an employee to allow a forensic examination of a home computer?," The Spinelli Report: Electronic Evidence Examiner, September 2003
"How are privileged and confidential matters protected during a computer forensic examination?," The Spinelli Report: Electronic Evidence Examiner, August 2003
"What rules govern which party pays the cost of electronic discovery?," The Spinelli Report: Electronic Evidence Examiner, June 2003
"What steps should I take to secure electronic evidence?," The Spinelli Report: Electronic Evidence Examiner, April 2003
Mr. Borzych was awarded a Juris Doctor in May 2000 from University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law (Sacramento, CA), where he served as an editor of the March 2000 edition of California Initiative Review. He received a BS in Management from Purdue University's Krannert School of Management (West Lafayette, IN) in May 1996.
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