
Introduction
Anthony Vescova is Director of eDiscovery at Nixon Peabody, where he leads the firm's eDiscovery team and advises attorneys and clients on the strategy, technology and execution behind complex litigation and investigations.
My focus
With more than 14 years in the field, and experience at every level of the eDiscovery function, I bring both hands-on technical depth and a practical understanding of how attorneys actually work.
I am known for applying AI and analytics where they make a measurable difference, including technology-assisted review, conceptual analytics, and emerging generative AI tools, to reduce review burden, control cost, and get the right facts to case teams faster. I also build custom workflows and prototype tools when an off-the-shelf solution falls short, treating each matter as a problem to design around rather than a process to repeat.
Just as important is the team itself. I lead a growing group of eDiscovery specialists who combine deep platform understanding with a willingness to experiment, and who are increasingly strategic partners to case teams rather than a back-office function. That group is a real differentiator for Nixon Peabody's clients: faster insight, defensible process, and people who know how to make new technology work in practice. My vision remains the same one that drew me to the field: attorneys spending their time on strategy and advocacy, with organized, relevant information at their fingertips.
I hold CEDS and Brainspace certifications, am an active ACEDS member, and serve on the AAA-ICDR Innovation & Technology Council.
Looking ahead
The next era of eDiscovery will be defined by firms that pair AI with sound legal judgment, and I am building Nixon Peabody's team to lead in that space. My focus is on responsible AI adoption, a streamlined and well-governed technology and vendor stack, and training that gives attorneys confidence in the tools working on their behalf.
In the news
- Law360
NY firm escapes ex-legal assistant’s harassment lawsuit
June 12, 2026This article covers a New York federal judge’s ruling that granted a motion for summary judgment from The Law Offices of Frederick K. Brewington, dismissing a former legal assistant’s Title VII lawsuit. The story mentions Long Island Complex Disputes partner Joe Ortego and associate Jeannie Sha for representing the law firm. The NP team also includes Long Island Complex Disputes associate Alexa Torrens and paralegal Kathleen Johnson, and Privacy & Technology eDiscovery manager Anthony Vescova of New York City and specialist Olivia Johnson of Rochester.
- Law360
French plane company escapes lawsuit in Florida courts
June 4, 2025A Florida appeals panel dismissed product liability claims against NP client and French airplane manufacturer Daher Aerospace, saying that the company’s ties to the state of Florida are not related to allegations in the complaint. The NP Complex Disputes litigation team was spearheaded by Long Island partner Joe Ortego, who leads the firm’s Aviation practice, Buffalo senior counsel Vivian Quinn and counsel Erik Goergen. The team also included Buffalo senior paralegal Lisa Daly, as well as eDiscovery manager Anthony Vescova and senior eDiscovery specialist Jeffrey Jarrett.
Education
Binghamton University, BA, English





