Profile

Ms. Boehler is an American attorney who has successfully assisted clients in the defense of complex civil and criminal legal matters throughout the United States, Europe and Asia. The holder of a European Master’s in Law & Economics, she has also counseled clients in the U.S., Europe and Asia in the successful implementation of complex national and international laws and regulations, as well as legal risk management policies and programs.

She has over ten years of personal experience in the preparation of cases for judge and jury trials in products liability and other matters in the U.S., Europe and Asia, including considerable experience in U.S. and international discovery and e-discovery coordination and management. She has defended a wide range of products internationally, including motor vehicles, aircraft, power tools, and machinery.

Ms. Boehler also has extensive experience in, among other things, setting-up and managing international litigation coordination programs and providing design-stage legal advice focused on minimizing corporate and personal client regulatory and safety-related civil and criminal liability risks.

Ms. Boehler also advises clients in contract formation and represents clients in contract disputes in the U.S., Europe and Asia. She has assisted European clients in establishing and growing their business in the U.S. and Asia, with an eye to reducing risk and maximizing returns.

Presentations and Publications

Speaker, “US eDiscovery in Germany; International eDiscovery: Have Data, Will Travel. Not from THIS Country,” The Knowledge Congress Webcast Series (December 11, 2012).

Speaker, “US eDiscovery in Deutschland: Im Spannungsfeld zwischen der US Rechtsprechung und dem deutschen Datenschutz,” 6. Jahresforum E-Discovery 2012, IQPC (October 22-23, 2012).

Author, International Electronic Discovery, The International Comparative Legal Guide to Product Liability 2012, Global Legal Group (UK), pp. 22-36 (May 2012).

Speaker, “The Practical Application of Law & Economics: In re Aqua Dots Product Liability Litigation,” EMLE Midterm Meeting held at Universiteit Ghent, Belgium (February 10, 2012).

Author, International Electronic Discovery, The International Comparative Legal Guide to Product Liability 2011, Global Legal Group (UK), pp. 19-31 (May 2011).

Speaker, "Law & Economics in Practice," EMLE Midterm Meeting held at Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam, Netherlands (February 11, 2011).

Author, International Electronic Discovery, The International Comparative Legal Guide to Product Liability 2010, Global Legal Group (UK), pp. 19-30 (June 2010).

Co-presenter, “Framing the Issues in International E-Discovery,” Brighttalk Webcast (February 26, 2009).

Co-author with Marla Weston, Europeans Aren’t “Over” Data Privacy: Bridging the Data Protection Gulf Between the EU and the U.S., Defense Research Institute E-Discovery Connection (2009).

Author, International Electronic Discovery, The International Comparative Legal Guide to Product Liability 2009, Global Legal Group (UK), pp.39-51 (June 2009).

Featured speaker, “Instructing E-Discovery, Corporate Strategies” for Internal & Regulatory Investigations Conference held by Marcus Evans, Berlin, Germany (September 11 & 12, 2008).

Featured speaker, "The Practical Application of the Litigation Hold, Discovery & Document Management Strategies" Conference held by Marcus Evans, London, UK (January 15, 2008).

Speaker, “International Electronic Discovery: The Reluctant Employee Dilemma,” The Challenges of Managing Global Litigations Conference held at Lovells by The British Institute of International & Comparative Law’s Product Liability Forum, London, UK (June 7, 2007).

Co-author, International Electronic Discovery, The International Comparative Legal Guide to Product Liability 2007, Global Legal Group (UK), pp.44-55 (June 2007).

Co-author, International Electronic Discovery, The International Comparative Legal Guide to: Product Liability 2006, Global Legal Group (UK), pp. 45-53 (June 2006).

Co-author, Event Data Recorders in Real World Litigation: Courtroom Use of a State-of-the-Art Technology, Submission to the European Union VERONICA Project (August 2005).