Dasha Ternavska

She also serves as clients’ preferred e-discovery counsel in multijurisdictional global matters with custodial and enterprise data, and with cross-border transfer, privacy, and state secrets considerations. She responsibly tailors data impacts and risk, aggressively improves case efficiencies and outcomes, and thoughtfully reduces vendor spend and client business disruption. To do so, Dasha regularly pilots and deploys leading vendor, firm, and client AI, Gen AI, and TAR / CAL tools. She devises and reports on defensible, auditable, and efficient discovery processes with both industry-standard and unique data sources — including extensive financial data, bespoke software systems, and complex messaging and recording platforms. 

Dasha’s practice is informed by her cross-border and multicultural experiences. A native of Ukraine, Dasha has lived and worked internationally. She has dealt with international commercial litigation and child protection issues at the Hague Conference on Private International Law in The Netherlands, international stakeholder outreach at DuPont Pioneer, and multilingual cross-border work at the Paris Chamber of Commerce and Industry in France. 

For two years prior to joining Faegre Drinker, Dasha also served as a judicial clerk to U.S. District Judge Stephanie M. Rose. Her interest in federal practice originated during her two-year internship with the U.S. Attorney’s Office. Dasha’s experience with jury and bench trials extends beyond Faegre Drinker to these and other roles with the federal government.