Why Attorneys Are Challenged By Electronic Discovery
http://live-esibytes-podcasts.pantheonsite.io/wp-content/uploads/AudioFiles/Why%20Attorneys%20Are%20Challenged%20By%20Electronic%20Discovery%20by%20Laura%20Bandrowsky.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download Listen to an overview of why attorneys are often challenged by Electronic Discovery concepts and managing Electronic Discovery cases. Laura Bandrowsky is the Practice Support Director at the national law firm Duane Morris LLP and is based in Philadelphia, PA. She is a member of The Sedona Conference Working Group on Electronic Document Retention and Production. She provides support to Duane Morris’ offices throughout the world, including needs assessment; project management and training for the firm’s legal staff; the design and implementation of databases; compuer forensics; electronic evidence retrieval; imaging; transcript management; optical character recognition; and trial consulting and presentation services. She has over 25 years of experience in the field. Recorded...
Read MoreTop 10 Tips For Learning Predictive Coding and Forbes Legal Hydra Article
http://live-esibytes-podcasts.pantheonsite.io/wp-content/uploads/AudioFiles/Predictive_Coding_Tips_eDiscovery.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download Listen to Karl Schieneman, Founder and President of Review Less be interviewed by Tom Gricks, head of E-Discovery at Schnader Harrison and the attorney who argued the Global Aerospace v. Dulles Aviation case in Virginia, the first case in the country where a judge allowed a party to use predictive coding over the objection of the other party. While we wonâ??t be talking about that case in detail, we will be talking more generally about predictive coding. In particular, Tom will be interviewing me about my Forbes article from January called Legal Hydra where I included a Top 10 List advising attorneys on how to learn more about predictive coding. With two cases nationally ordering the use of Predictive Coding, this article is certainly more topical today than it was when I wrote it. So Tom and I will discuss this Top 10 list, update it for May, 2012, and no doubt talk about predictive coding, a topic we both are professionally associated...
Read MoreE-Discovery and Effectively Working Through Privilege Issues
http://live-esibytes-podcasts.pantheonsite.io/wp-content/uploads/AudioFiles/Ediscovery_Privilege_Issues.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download Listen to Karl Schieneman, Director of Analytics and Review with JurInnov talk with David M. Greenwald, a partner in Jenner & Block’s Chicago office and Jonathan Redgrave a partner with Redgrave LLP, about issues associated with privilege and electronic discovery. David is the Editor of the Jenner & Block’s Attorney-Client Privilege Update, an online resource center that provides regular reports on this legal issue, as well as a national expert on the topic of privilege and an active participant in The Sedona Conference. Jonathan Redgrave is one of the original pioneers in electronic discovery and was heavily involved with the creation of The Sedona Conference, among many other honors. Listen to us discuss: where privilege is today and where it is heading in electronic discovery, the risks of sending business documents to lawyers to obtain the supposed protective seal of privileged, how to review for privilege effectively, how cooperation plays into effective privilege review, how to lose trust with the other side and reduce the effectiveness of cooperating on privilege documents, what privilege logs really get you at the end of the day, and how Rule 502 is supposed to work and how it is working today. This is a very interesting show. Recorded...
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