Legastat Ltd

Casian Sala has been working for Legastat for the last 10 years, gaining significant knowledge and experience in the field of electronic disclosure. Certified Administrator & Trainer of LexisNexis Concordance, FYI, and CaseMap, experienced user of CaseLogistix, Nuix, and many other litigation support platforms, Casian will assist the litigators from the early stages of Case Conferences and Early Case Assessment to the final Court presentation. Passionate reader – history and classics in particular, Casian enjoys watching and playing tennis (weather permitting), and spends a lot of time with his family.

David started working for Legastat in 1993 and 11 years ago he became our General Manager. He oversees the day-to-day running of the business, and manages some of our large projects, making sure Legastat offers our clients the best solution in each case. David is Certified Observer of the Institute of Advance Motorists, enjoys mountain biking, and is 2nd KYU karate (Go-Kan-Ryu)

Diarmuid is a highly experienced Litigation Support professional. For the past 13 years, Diarmuid has worked in both vendor and law firm roles, developing a deep understanding of the dispute resolution process with a proven track record of building and delivering document solutions to UK, European and US based clients.
He has worked with various email systems, document management systems, conversion techniques & data extraction issues. He is knowledgeable in the use of Caselogistix, Nuix, Concordance, IPRO, LAW, DtSearch, Lucene, Kofax Ascent, Transcend, Summation, Ringtail, Introspect, Equivio, DocuMatrix, DB/TextWorks, iConect and others.
Diarmuid enjoys rugby, football and escaping to the country when possible.

With 40 years’ experience in the field, John has a broad overview of reprographics and computerised litigation.

Doesn’t have the time to read as widely as he would like. Past publications include “The Language of Cricket”, which as well as being a reference book spiked with humour shows the Franco-Flemish origin of the game, and how it spread through Kent and Sussex first. Also explains the origin of ‘barracking’, and the difference between the googly and the chinaman.

“The Two Killers of Rillington Place” shows that Timothy John Evans was guilty of the murder of both his wife Beryl and their baby Geraldine: ‘after this book, no sensible person will believe in the innocence of Timothy Evans,’ wrote Colin Wilson in The Standard.

Lorraine has been working for Legastat since 1987, managing our reprographic department for the last 7 years. Lorraine’s main role is to oversee the copying projects from start to finish, keeping the client informed, and making sure everything is completed timely and correctly. Outside work, Lorraine is a proud supporter of Fulham FC

Marion has been managing the finance and administration department for Legastat for the past 10 years. Having accrued over 17 years of accounting experience and a degree in accountancy, Marion ensures that the day to day administration of the accounting department is kept running smoothly and efficiently. Marion spends most of her time with her family with the usual weekend socialising, enjoys eating out and travelling as often as possible.

Paddy has worked for Legastat for over 20 years. She is secretary to John, working mainly from the home office but spending a couple of days a week at Carey Street aiding and abetting Marion in accounts and administration. Favourite recreations are visiting family in Australia, walking on Moana beach, swimming, and relaxing in brilliant sunshine listening to TSM (or virtually anything on Radio 4)

Paul recently joined Legastat to help develop the government sector e-disclosure services through the Pan-Government Framework (RM924) on which Legastat is proud to have secured a place. Bringing with him over 15 years experience in Public Sector Sales and Marketing he is pleased to be joining Legastat at this exciting time.

Paul spends much of his spare time with his young family, but also enjoys photography, cinema and watching most sports. He is also a long suffering Ipswich Town F.C. supporter.