Hunter McMahon is President of iDiscovery Solutions (iDS), an expert-led consulting firm whose work is summed up as Truth Through Data. iDS brings a bench of experts in digital forensics, eDiscovery, structured data analytics, and expert testimony to high-stakes disputes, investigations, and regulatory matters, and it advises legal teams on putting AI to work without losing expert judgment. The firm describes its model as experts led by experts. Since Founder and CEO Dan Regard started iDS in 2008, the firm has worked on more than 3,000 matters, from a single mobile device to cases involving as many as 450,000 plaintiffs and billions of data records.

Hunter came up through that model. Before becoming President, he served as a testifying expert and led the iDS data analytics team, focusing on structured data in domestic and international disputes. He has provided expert reports, declarations, and testimony in federal and state matters on mobile device data, forensic artifacts, structured data sources, and eDiscovery costs. His client work includes cross-border investigations, national wage-and-hour class actions, and regulatory responses. He holds a J.D. from the University of La Verne College of Law and a B.A. in Political Science from Azusa Pacific University, and he is a Certified Information Privacy Technologist (CIPT). His professional affiliations include The Sedona Conference Working Groups 1, 6, and 11.

Hunter is the author of The 5-Year-Old CEO: The Power of Childlike Curiosity in Leadership, a member of the Forbes Business Council, and a contributor to Today's General Counsel, where he       has written on deploying AI in the legal department and why human expertise still matters. In his TEDx talk, "Caffeinated with Curiosity," delivered at TEDxBathUniversity in 2025, he makes the case for the principle that shapes how he leads: be curious, not judgmental.