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Jared Meyer
 

Jared Meyer

E-Discovery Counsel
 
425 Lexington Avenue
New York, NY 10017 
 
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Fax: +1-212-455-2502

Based in Simpson Thacher’s New York office, Jared Meyer is E-Discovery Counsel in the Firm’s Litigation Department and focuses his practice on all aspects of electronic discovery. Jared manages the discovery process for securities litigation, complex commercial litigation, regulatory inquiries and for merger reviews before the DOJ and FTC.  Jared also coordinates the response of corporate clients and the Firm to insider trading investigations by FINRA and the SEC.  

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Work Highlights
  • SeaWorld Entertainment in a securities class action and in government investigations
  • JPMorgan Chase in numerous class and individual actions alleging anticompetitive conduct by LIBOR panel banks
  • Change Healthcare in its $13.8 billion acquisition by UnitedHealth Group
  • L3 Technologies in its $33.5 billion merger with Harris Corporation
  • First Data in its $22 billion merger with Fiserv
  • Refinitiv in its $27 billion sale to London Stock Exchange Group
Education
  • Pace University School of Law, 2008 J.D.
  • Bates College, 2003 B.A.
Admissions
  • New York 2010

Based in Simpson Thacher’s New York office, Jared Meyer is E-Discovery Counsel in the Firm’s Litigation Department. He advises clients on all aspects of electronic discovery including data preservation, collection, review and production. Jared manages the discovery process for securities litigation, complex commercial litigation, regulatory inquiries and for merger reviews before the DOJ and FTC. In addition, Jared negotiates procedures surrounding the use of artificial intelligence in the discovery process. Jared also coordinates the response of corporate clients and the Firm to insider trading investigations by FINRA and the SEC.

Examples of Jared’s representations include:

  • SeaWorld Entertainment in a securities class action and in government investigations
  • JPMorgan Chase in numerous class and individual actions alleging anticompetitive conduct by LIBOR panel banks
  • Change Healthcare in its $13.8 billion acquisition by UnitedHealth Group
  • Gerdau S.A. in its sale of rebar steel mills to Commercial Metals Company
  • L3 Technologies in its $33.5 billion merger with Harris Corporation
  • First Data in its $22 billion merger with Fiserv
  • Waste Management in its acquisition of Advanced Disposal Services
  • Ferro Corporation in its $2.1 billion sale to Prince International Corporation
  • The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas in its acquisition by MGM Resorts International
  • Refinitiv in its $27 billion sale to London Stock Exchange Group

Jared received his J.D. from Pace University School of Law in 2008 and his B.A. from Bates College in 2003. He is admitted to practice in New York and is a Certified E-Discovery Specialist.

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