Small matters present their own set of unique challenges to legal teams. Perhaps the most critical challenge is determining whether the matter or investigation is indeed small or the tip of a much larger legal iceberg. This ILTA webcast will provide an overview of Fios' new software-as-a-service platform, Fios On Request, which is specifically designed for managing e-discovery in small matters and internal investigations.
In the current economic environment, managing e-discovery has become recognized as an important part of any responsible corporate strategy to reduce costs. There is a universal need to understand the e-discovery process. In this webcast, Fios' Mary Mack will interview Ralph Losey in conjunction with the release of his newest book, Introduction to E-Discovery: New Cases, Ideas, and Techniques, published by the American Bar Association.
Corporate lawsuits are inevitable. When companies are sued, electronic data -- and especially email -- is the first target of legal discovery. An increase in lawsuit frequency as well as the volatile economy has corporations exposed to greater liability. e-Discovery search capabilities and an established archival system is critical. The savings from proper e-Discovery in one major lawsuit would easily offset any expenses from an email archiving initiative and furthermore, provide a competitive legal advantage. With the average billion-dollar company facing more than 50 new lawsuits each year, companies are seeking the cost benefits of centralized email archives and are rapidly adopting them.
While large cases receive the most attention, the reality is that human resources litigation, internal investigations, non-class product liability claims, IP conflicts and contract disputes make up the majority of legal matters for today’s corporations. This webcast will address how to balance the costs and risks of e-discovery across an organization’s entire litigation portfolio.
Cross-border discovery represents a challenge for organizations required to gather relevant data in foreign jurisdictions – either from opposing parties or their own affiliated organizations. This quarterly update from The Sedona Conference® provides an overview of the vastly different notions of discovery, data privacy and protection requirements facing organizations that conduct e-discovery involving electronically stored information (ESI) based outside the U.S.
Are you maximizing the profits from your existing client relationships? "How to Keep Clients and Expand the Relationship", a free, archived seminar sponsored by ConferencePlus, is presented by two experts in developing and enhancing client relationships - Larry Bodine and Michael Cummings. Larry Bodine is a Strategic Marketing Consultant who has presented at the Legal Marketing Association, the ABA Tech Show, the Chicago Bar Association, and the Association of Legal Administrators. Michael Cummings has been a marketing and business development consultant for over 20 years, check out the Webinar archive.
An overview of the different components of a BlackBerry Enterprise Solution and how to configure a solution that is right for your practice.
Learn important facts about PDF Forms in this archived webcast.
In this free comprehensive webinar Michael Arkfeld and Neil Aresty, noted litigators and e-discovery experts, discuss the scope of electronically stored information (ESI) requirements spelled out in the federal rules revisions, the severe consequences to parties who have failed to produce the discoverable ESI, and the role that Total Evidence Management (TEM) can play in mitigating your risk.
Learn about the new amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) from Randolph Kahn, an attorney and internationally recognized authority on the legal, compliance, risk management, retention, and policy issues of business information, information technology, electronic evidence, and records management.