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Read MoreeDiscovery Passports and International eDiscovery in US Courts
Listen to this free podcast about navigating the world of international e-discovery and how it impacts litigation in the United States.
Read MoreValidating Predictive Coding, Da Silva Moore Case and Other Current Issues
In this groundbreaking podcast, we discuss the validation of predictive coding, a topic which has become the central issue in the Da Silva Moore v. Publicis Group case in the S.D. of NY.
Read MoreDelaware’s Default Standard For Discovery Including Discovery of Electronically Stored Information (“ESI”)
The standard for federal litigation in Delaware was passed on Dec 8, 2011 and the standard is to be used when the parties can’t agree on standards of their own in the meet and confer process. Learn more about it by listening to this podcast.
Read More3 Judges’ Perspectives on Predictive Coding Based on Recent Training
Listen to our guest judges and predictive coding expert Herb Roitblat talk about their recent experiences with predictive coding training.
Read MorePreviewing LegalTech 2012
LegalTech can be overwhelming at times and is appropriately held in New York City which can also be overwhelming to outsiders. So we hope to share advice on how to make the most of your LegalTech experience including strategies, how to work the largest legal technology trade exhibit in the world and what to expect this year.
Read MoreSupreme Court Rules on Police GPS Use and Privacy Rights in US v. Jones
Listen to a discussion on the recent US v. Jones decision. In this decision, the Supreme Court unanimously held that the police must first obtain a search warrant before placing GPS device on a car for an extended period of time to covertly follow a suspect. This discussion will center on what the Supreme Court’s GPS opinion means to the general public and how the Supreme Court feels about the important field of privacy rights for individuals in the electronic age.
Read MoreThe Three Judges Holiday Show: Perspectives on Machine Assisted Review
This free eDiscovery podcast is a lively discussion and a must listen for anyone who has any concerns about the defensibility of using machine-assisted review for eDiscovery. These judges are part of a growing movement actively educating lawyers and corporate clients that they approve, in theory, with the use of these tools. This is an important topic, especially given how flawed and expensive more traditional document review can be.
Read MoreeDiscovery Experts Discuss New York’s Complex E-Discovery Model Order
Both of these attorneys, considered among the best eDiscovery experts nationwide, were involved in creating the new model order. Hear why they think this approach can make litigation more efficient, what the order entails, where the debates over creating this were most focused and how they think the order’s use will play out in 2012.
Read MoreTop 10 E-Discovery Cases and Trends of 2011
Learn about the top 10 electronic discovery cases and trends of 2011 with this free eDiscovery podcast. The participants’ experience includes serving as a judge, a lawyer, a technologist, a former in-house e-discovery manager and an e-discovery consultant. The plethora of experience and knowledge is daunting at best. This is an episode that should not be missed.
Read MoreNew Model Order for E-Discovery In Patent Cases
Learn aout the new Model Order for e-Discovery in Patent cases. This controversial order seeks to limit electronic discovery costs by reducing the number of custodian’s email that must be produced in a patent dispute to a presumed 5 custodians with 5 search terms. In addition, the order adopts much of Rule 502 to protect the waiver of privilege, excludes metadata without a showing of cause, and requires email to be produced as a supplemental production after information about the underlying patents have been produced.
Read MoreWhat Makes The Georgetown Advanced e-Discovery Program Special?
The discussion will focus on the Advanced eDiscovery program at Georgetown and the forthcoming conference on November 17 and 18th. Bob will outline the academy’s history and examine how it became the preeminent e-discovery conference in the country.
Read MoreCooperation Primer for Lawyers and Judges
Learn about how meet and confers should work when cooperation principles are followed. There will be useful discussions into what seems to cause cooperation to break down and how to address it. Lastly, the participants will share their views on the most current trends in E-Discovery.
Read MoreRule 502(d) For Dummies With Judge Grimm
Learn how Rule 502 helps lawyers cope with privilege waiver risks when dealing with large amounts of electronic discovery. We will also touch on the recent J-M Manufacturing Co., Inc. v. McDermott, Will & Emery case filed in Superior Court in California on June 2nd, 2011 in which negligence was alleged for, among other things, turning over privileged documents.
Read MoreInternational Electronic Discovery
This show will address the challenges of collection and preservation, provide updates on case law, give some additional attention to the Far East and China, and even throw in some questions about how predictive coding might create additional privacy issues in other jurisdictions.
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