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Jeff Kerr
CEO @ Casefleet | Litigation, eDiscovery
Jeff Kerr is a seasoned professional known for his leadership in the legal tech industry.
He is the founder of Casefleet, a company established in 2015, with a core focus on revolutionizing the legal landscape through technological advancements.
With a strong background in litigation and a specialized understanding of employment litigation, Jeff's primary objective is to equip legal professionals with cutting-edge tools to elevate their practices, simplify e-discovery processes, and achieve superior case outcomes.
Under Jeff's guidance, Casefleet has championed the fusion of technology and law, resulting in the creation of a powerful platform tailored to overcome real-world legal hurdles.
Jeff Kerr's proficiency in machine learning and computer forensics has been instrumental in the development and delivery of practical solutions that not only optimize costs but also significantly enhance the efficiency and efficacy of legal procedures.
Jeff pursued his academic interests at prestigious institutions, including Emory University School of Law for his J.D. in Law, SANS for GCFA in Computer Forensics, Georgetown University Law Center for Electronic Discovery, and Rice University for a B.A. in History and Literature.
Before his current role, Jeff served as the CEO and Chief Executive Officer at CaseFleet, and also held a position as Partner at Mays & Kerr LLC.
Highlights
Our team at Casefleet is SMALL ... so it's good thing we've been able to find and retain such an amazing group of people. In my opinion, they are able to do the work of much bigger teams. I can't say how happy I am with the contributions of my new colleague and Casefleet's new Principal Backend Engineer Mariusz Felisiak. Before joining our team, Mariusz was a Fellow at the Django Software Foundation, who recently honored him for his amazing work there (see below). We're proud of Mariusz, and we're fortunate to have him on our team. He's already completed some extremely valuable enhancements, and we have dozens of exciting projects in the pipeline!
Some things you have to learn the hard way. At Casefleet, we once made a design change that didn't go as planned. We shifted the main navigation from the top to the left side, thinking it would be an improvement. However, users were not happy with the sudden shift.
From that experience, we now follow a more user-friendly process for changes:
- Build a new design that can be toggled on and off
- Introduce a button for users to try out the new design at their own pace
- Gather feedback
- Transition everyone to the new design after considering all feedback
This method has proven to be much smoother for both us and our users. It takes more time, but our customers appreciate it, and that's what matters.
#UXdesign #UserExperience #DesignChange
