E-discovery Fall Update
Overview:
E-Discovery continues to be an item of interest on the
radar of most Corporate Counsel. The Knowledge Congress has scheduled an update for October of 2007 to its successful February E-Discovery Teleconference:
A Senior Legal Briefing event. On the agenda, will be up-to-the-minute changes and real-world examples of the ups and downs of E-Discovery issues.
Agenda:
Electronic Discovery and Data Issues Related to Cross-Border Investigations
o Business Drivers
o Regulatory Environment
o Technology Challenges
o Forensic Requirements
How enterprise content management tools such as email archiving, enterprise search and backup systems, fit into the Electronic Discovery picture
o What are their uses and limitations?
o Where is the ECM technology heading in terms of
facilitating Electronic Discovery?
Measuring Program Effectiveness- Pragmatic Metrics Demonstrating Diligence to the Auditors/Regulators/and the Courts
Electronic Discovery and Inaccessibility
o What have the courts done in applying the new
inaccessibility provision of Rule 26(b)(2)(B)?
o Does the inaccessibility “protection” really provide
protection under the new cases?
o What must one do to be protected by the inaccessibility
provision?
o How much burden and cost must a party suffer in order
to identify the sources of electronically stored
information as not reasonably accessible?
o What impact does notice of foreseeable litigation have
upon the duties in the inaccessibility provision?
o What showing of good cause will justify an order to
produce inaccessible information?
o Does the inaccessibility provision impact the preservation
duty, and, if so, how?
Independent E-Discovery Collections Critical in Governmental Investigations
International Cases and Investigations Pose Unique Challenges
o Foreign language emails makes review difficult
o International offices not always governed by same IT
rules as offices in US
o Foreign privacy laws impediment to collection, review and
production
o DOJ Antitrust "IT Call"
Collection Pitfalls
o Identifying custodians
o Identifying all electronic media in large companies
o Self-collection by company IT staff
o Faulty collections that yield unusable data
o Auto-date functions
Who Should Attend:
In-house Counsel, General Counsels, E-discovery Attorneys, Records & Information Director/Manager, IT Manager, Risk Management Professionals, Litigation Officer, Computer Forensic professionals
Head of Citigroup’s Global Records Management Program and a member of their IS Policy and Standards Group. His career focus …
Chris Paskach is the National Partner-In-Charge of the Forensic Technology Services practice for KPMG LLP. He coordinates the services and …
Co-Chair of Greenberg Traurig's national e-Discovery & e-Retention Practice Group; consults throughout the country on electronic discovery and electronic document …
Adam I. Cohen is a senior managing director in the New York office of FTI’s Technology Consulting practice. Mr. Cohen …
Kirby Behre is a former federal prosecutor and trial lawyer who has practiced criminal, civil and government contract law for …
Course Level:
Intermediate
Advance Preparation:
Print and review course materials
Method of Presentation:
On-demand Webcast (CLE)
Prerequisite:
NONE
Course Code:
4545423
Total Credits:
2.0 CLE
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