
Charleston School of Law; Of Counsel, Crystal & Giannoni-Crysta
Allyson Haynes Stuart is an expert on privacy and e-discovery who has served as a Special Master and as an expert on e-discovery issues in state and federal courts, and who has practiced as a privacy and e-discovery professional with Crystal & Giannoni-Crystal, LLC since 2015, where she is Of Counsel. A Professor of Law at Charleston School of Law since 2004, she teaches E-Discovery, Information Privacy Law, Internet Law, Civil Procedure, Evidence, and Contracts. Her article Finding Privacy in a Sea of Social Media and Other E-Discovery appeared in the Northwestern Journal of Technology & Intellectual Property, and her most recent, The Privacy Paradox in Discovery, appears in the Summer 2024 Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment and Technology Law.
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