Electronic Discovery Webcasts On Demand
ED101 - e-Discovery Fundamentals
Complex litigation and regulatory compliance require collaboration and transparency to ensure discovery obligations are met--defensibly and efficiently. To ensure discovery response practices are... (Recorded: June 10, 2008)
It is no secret that today's legal and IT professionals are faced with rapidly growing volumes of electronically stored information (ESI). The ability to identify, preserve and manage all types of... (Recorded: May 22, 2008)
This webcast will focus on how applying collaborative e-discovery practices can help litigation teams meet discovery obligations in a defensible and cost-effective manner. Topics of discussion will... (Recorded: May 07, 2007)
Complex cases can involve terabytes of data that must be reviewed by large review teams - often on short timelines. Managing these reviews for quality and efficiency and ensuring production deadlines... (Recorded: April 01, 2008)
What if only half of the evidence in an "email" file could be produced for a discovery request? And, what if you didn't know which half? That is the problem and the challenge of Lotus Notes. It... (Recorded: November 13, 2007)
In this webcast, our guest faculty will describe best practices for managing electronic reviews, from staffing and training concerns to finalizing a production. We will discuss the project management... (Recorded: October 19, 2007)
There are 10 key processes legal teams need to address in order to successfully manage and lower the costs of document review. (Recorded: April 05, 2008)
Advanced Electronic Discovery
Review of electronically stored information can account for more than 65% of the total costs of e-discovery. Advanced search technologies have emerged with the promise to get these costs under... (Recorded: August 19, 2008)
Every business sector faces unique e-discovery issues, and the manufacturing industry is no exception. Industry averages indicate that 30 to 60 percent of a manufacturer's litigation portfolio... (Recorded: August 05, 2008)
Lawyers in The Sedona Conference® Working Group on Electronic Document Retention and Production have spent a great deal of time exploring the nature of the search and retrieval process in the context... (Recorded: July 17, 2008)
Instant messaging presents a new set of technical and legal issues in the discovery process, much like e-mail did a few years ago. (Recorded: July 29, 2008)
Collaboration and communication are key to e-discovery success from both IT and legal perspectives. It's the perspectives on both sides that differ. IT managers understand systems and applications... (Recorded: June 24, 2008)
Authenticating evidence in civil trials is coming into its own. Traditionally, this level of authentication has been primarily argued in criminal cases. Last May, Magistrate Judge Grimm, in Lorraine... (Recorded: June 03, 2008)
As the costs of litigation and e-discovery continue to soar, the U.S. Congress is considering legislation that would create a new Federal Rule of Evidence (FRE) impacting privilege. If enacted into... (Recorded: May 13, 2008)
For corporate legal departments, managing e-discovery has become a specialized and demanding activity. Now more than ever, the in-house attorneys must call upon other colleagues from IT, compliance... (Recorded: April 04, 2008)
A legal hold is an essential element of a company's overall records management program. It needs to be issued to demonstrate a company's good faith and reasonable effort to comply with its discovery... (Recorded: March 12, 2008)
The legal landscape is changing the standard of care that must be taken when managing electronically stored information (ESI) for e-discovery. Law firms are suing vendors over missed deadlines and... (Recorded: March 04, 2008)
For in-house counsel, managing discovery has become a specialized and demanding activity. Now more than ever, the in-house attorney must call upon other colleagues and business resources to preserve,... (Recorded: October 23, 2007)
Fulfilling your discovery obligations may start with discovery of email however many other sources of ESI commonly are in play. How do you sort out what else to include (and not include the... (Recorded: September 12, 2007)
In light of the December 1, 2006 amendments to FRCP 26(b)(2), what should your company do to minimize risk and expenses associated with E-Discovery: Third parties who possess your data: how far does... (Recorded: May 30, 2008)
Are you already an e-discovery expert and looking for a challenge? Have you graduated from "Electronic Discovery 101?" This interactive session will test your e-discovery knowledge with "400-level"... (Recorded: April 03, 2007)
This webcast addresses some of the logistical challenges for a lawyer managing complex electronic discovery, from initial document gathering to trial. The faculty discuss the integration of the... (Recorded: March 21, 2007)
e-Discovery presents new and unique risks and challenges. Some surveys suggest that in 2006, companies will spend more than $4.5 billion to analyze e-mails in response to litigation. E-mail has... (Recorded: February 28, 2007)
Privacy and Data Security - Is Your Records Management Program at Risk? Does your record management program address the laws and regulations which may require your organization to implement privacy... (Recorded: February 20, 2007)
Organizations today are regularly compelled to produce Electronically Stored Information (ESI), as part of litigation and governmental investigation. Despite high profile judgments and rapidly... (Recorded: February 07, 2007)
Emerging Trends
Patent litigation is one of the most interesting and active practice specialties on the U.S. legal landscape today. It typically involves review and production of large volumes of electronically... (Recorded: September 30, 2008)
Part 1 of 8: Financial Crisis, Litigation and Electronic Discovery complete webcast series.
One of the most important litigation developments in recent months has... (Recorded: October 01, 2008)
Electronic discovery presents a unique set of issues for corporate counsel. Mary Mack and Carole Basri, who co-edited and contributed to eDiscovery for Corporate Counsel — to be published by Thomson... (Recorded: September 16, 2008)
Electronic discovery is rapidly changing the way corporations prepare for and respond to electronic discovery requests. As the process becomes more and more complex, so does the knowledge required to... (Recorded: July 22, 2008)
Lawyers in The Sedona Conference® Working Group on Electronic Document Retention and Production have spent a great deal of time exploring the nature of the search and retrieval process in the context... (Recorded: July 17, 2008)
As e-discovery related to litigation and investigation becomes increasingly more complex, companies are proactively changing how they respond and address the legal landscape. This webcast will unveil... (Recorded: May 14, 2008)
This webcast addresses the e-discovery risks faced by the financial industry as litigation and investigation around subprime transactions unfold, particularly around the smoking guns and large... (Recorded: April 22, 2008)
This webcast outlines how the FRCP amendments, technology advances, overwhelming data populations and escalating governmental investigations are causing corporations to address how they manage the... (Recorded: April 24, 2008)
For in-house counsel, managing discovery has become a specialized and demanding activity. Now more than ever, the in-house attorney must call upon other colleagues and business resources to preserve,... (Recorded: October 23, 2007)
Leading IT analyst firms Gartner Group and Forrester Research have recently released recommendations for enterprises in how to address electronic discovery requirements. Both firms convey the... (Recorded: October 16, 2007)
With TB harddrives being announced for general consumption, storage in the enterprise has never been lower per GB. Until you figure in the costs of retention, document management and electronic... (Recorded: June 12, 2007)
The amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure have placed sound recordings at the forefront of discovery as part of discoverable electronically stored information (ESI). E-Discovery experts... (Recorded: May 01, 2007)
Privacy and Data Security - Is Your Records Management Program at Risk? Does your record management program address the laws and regulations which may require your organization to implement privacy... (Recorded: February 20, 2007)
Electronic discovery and records management issues are getting more attention internationally. In some instances, this is because more and more litigation in the United States calls for discovery of... (Recorded: January 24, 2007)
e-Discovery Readiness & Planning
Collaboration and communication are key to e-discovery success from both IT and legal perspectives. It's the perspectives on both sides that differ. IT managers understand systems and applications... (Recorded: June 24, 2008)
This webcast provides an overview of the affirmative steps organizations can take to become "discovery ready" and mitigate the risks related to spoliation of evidence, missed court-ordered production... (Recorded: June 19, 2008)
Information governance for e-discovery addresses how electronically stored information (ESI) is captured, organized, accessed, replicated, managed and ultimately disposed of as part of a routine... (Recorded: February 19, 2008)
The "meet and confer" conference for electronic discovery has moved from a nice-to-have to a requirement under the amended Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. A major component of preparing for a 26(f)... (Recorded: December 04, 2007)
Case Law / Rules
The case law around electronic discovery is constantly evolving. This quarterly update provides valuable and timely information on recent court decisions. Fios’ e-discovery experts discuss the... (Recorded: September 09, 2008)
This webcast provides timely information on recent court decisions, including the opinion by Judge Grimm in Victor Stanley, Inc. v. Creative Pipe, Inc. (Recorded: July 08, 2008)
Magistrate Judge Barbara Major recently sanctioned Qualcomm's outside counsel by sending them to the state disciplinary bar with a damning, detailed list of particulars. She also mandated that a root... (Recorded: February 13, 2008)
With just one year of experience under the Amended Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, the states are getting into the act. More than half of the states have enacted or reviewed rules for electronic... (Recorded: January 22, 2008)
The amended Federal Rules of Civil Procedure require many procedural changes for lawyers and clients. But, what about privilege? In an effort to bring greater efficiency and reduce costs for... (Recorded: September 18, 2007)
There are many avoidable horror stories occurring every day in the e-discovery trenches (Morgan Stanley, Intel, Zubulake, etc.). With the recent amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure... (Recorded: July 10, 2007)
The FRCP Amendments have created an entirely new context for implementing common law preservation obligations involving electronically stored information. This webcast helps explain exactly how the... (Recorded: June 05, 2006)
When the amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure went into effect on December 1, a whole new playing field was created for companies having to comply with the new "meet and confer"... (Recorded: May 22, 2007)
Electronically Stored Information, cost-shifting arguments, clawbacks and disclosures. The list of new requirements and regulations is confusing and fraught with risk. Help your company understand... (Recorded: May 03, 2007)
Spoliation is becoming a more frequent issue in litigation, particularly with the importance of electronic evidence, and courts are seemingly being asked to decide an increasing number of sanctions... (Recorded: March 06, 2007)
Ronald J. Hedges has been an informative and popular speaker on the subject of electronic discovery even before the debate began on whether to amend the federal court rules to accommodate electronic... (Recorded: February 13, 2007)
Rule 26(f) now requires that 21 days before a Rule 16(b) scheduling conference, the parties are to meet and confer to discuss any issues relating to preserving discoverable information; to develop a... (Recorded: January 01, 2007)
e-Discovery Standards & Best Practices
Lawyers in The Sedona Conference® Working Group on Electronic Document Retention and Production have spent a great deal of time exploring the nature of the search and retrieval process in the context... (Recorded: July 17, 2008)
This webcast will focus on how applying collaborative e-discovery practices can help litigation teams meet discovery obligations in a defensible and cost-effective manner. Topics of discussion will... (Recorded: May 07, 2007)
It isn't second nature, for litigation-soaked industries like Life Sciences, to collaborate hours after being served. This session will focus on how to use accountabilities, honest communication, and... (Recorded: April 15, 2008)
The EDRM Project was launched three years to address the lack of standards and guidelines in the electronic discovery market — a problem identified in the 2003 and 2004 Socha-Gelbmann Electronic... (Recorded: April 09, 2008)
Organizations today are regularly compelled to produce Electronically Stored Information (ESI), as part of litigation and governmental investigation. Despite high profile judgments and rapidly... (Recorded: March 18, 2008)
Organizations today are regularly compelled to produce Electronically Stored Information (ESI), as part of litigation and governmental investigation. Despite high profile judgments and rapidly... (Recorded: February 07, 2007)