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These days, discovery rarely consists of anything other than electronic discovery. With the ever-expanding development and use of new technology, and the resulting increase in data volume, understanding the nature and process of e-discovery is more important than ever. Considering this, Minnesota CLE assembled a team of talented, knowledgeable, and experienced faculty to explain the rules and tools involved in modern e-discovery practice. Join us for the E-Discovery A to Z Webcast Series and receive an additional bonus of a 1-year LinkedLaw subscription to the E-Discovery Deskbook – a $125 value!
ADDED BENEFIT: All series purchasers will receive a free 1-year subscription to the LinkedLaw edition of Minnesota CLE’s E-Discovery Deskbook.Times listed are Central Time.
Tuesday, July 16, 2024
12:00 – 1:00 p.m.
E-Discovery A to Z: How to Utilize Analytics and Technology Assisted Review – Modern Tools of the Trade
This session will outline the basics of how attorneys utilize analytics tools and technology assisted review (TAR) to handle the increasing volume of documents encountered in the discovery phase of modern litigation of all sizes. This session will also cover practical considerations and effective approaches for using these tools.
– Kelly Atherton; Norton Rose Fulbright
– Anthony Barrows; Assistant United States Attorney - eLitigation
– Andrew Hansell; Target
Wednesday, July 17, 2024
9:00 – 10:00 a.m.
E-Discovery A to Z: Litigation Holds, Privileged Documents, and Other Professionalism and Ethics Issues
Join Minnesota CLE’s E-Discovery Deskbook editor and author John Degnan and author Mary Novacheck for a discussion of the specific parameters of a lawyer’s professional and ethical duties in the e-discovery process. Topics include:
– John M. Degnan; Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP
– Mary T. Novacheck; Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP
Wednesday, July 17, 2024
12:00 – 1:00 p.m.
E-Discovery A to Z: Authentication and Admissibility of Electronic Evidence
Just like “traditional” evidence, Minnesota practitioners must show that the proffered electronically stored information (ESI) meets Minnesota’s evidentiary standards before introducing it in summary judgment or trial. By examining case law in Minnesota and around the country, this presentation provides lawyers with an up-to-date, comprehensive, and practical guide regarding the authentication and admissibility of ESI at trial.
– John M. Degnan; Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP
– Mary T. Novacheck; Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP
Thursday, July 18, 2024
12:00 – 1:00 p.m.
E-Discovery A to Z: Technology Trends in Data Processing, Hosting, and Managed Review
This session will cover current technology treads in data processing, hosting, and managed review including:
– Andrew Hansell; Target
– Anthony Barrows; Assistant United States Attorney - eLitigation
Friday, July 19, 2024
9:00 – 10:00 a.m.
E-Discovery A to Z: Navigating New Technologies and Evolving Forms of ESI
E-discovery has become increasingly complex. Even the simplest cases rely on new data sources, from text and messaging apps to social media platforms and AI and deepfakes. This session will outline how to navigate new technology and ever-proliferating forms of ESI.
– Mark Lanterman; Computer Forensics
Friday, July 19, 2024
12:00 – 1:00 p.m.
E-Discovery A to Z: Handling E-Discovery in Smaller Cases
This presentation focuses on smaller civil litigation lawsuits, or threatened lawsuits, often handled by solo lawyers or small law firms. The crux of the discussion will focus on assessing ESI issues and costs before, or at the outset of litigation, client understanding and buy-in, and how to proceed in a manner that allows for seamless scaling up, if necessary.
– Christine Chalstrom; ArcherHall
– Seth Leventhal; LEVENTHAL pllc
$285
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This package provides 6.0 total CLE credits. Credits should be reported individually for each webcast attended, not the package as a whole.
Minnesota CLE has applied to the Minnesota State Board of CLE for the standard, ethics, and elimination of bias CLE credits as listed below. Application has been made to the Minnesota State Bar Association for any "specialist" credits and to the Supreme Court ADR Program for any continuing education in ADR credits.
Click titles for credit status and individual event codes.
E-Discovery A to Z: How to Utilize Analytics and Technology Assisted Review – Modern Tools of the Trade
1.0 standard CLE credit
1.0 civil trial specialist credit
E-Discovery A to Z: Litigation Holds, Privileged Documents, and Other Professionalism and Ethics Issues
1.0 ethics credit
1.0 civil trial specialist credit
E-Discovery A to Z: Authentication and Admissibility of Electronic Evidence
1.0 standard CLE credit
1.0 civil trial specialist credit
E-Discovery A to Z: Technology Trends in Data Processing, Hosting, and Managed Review
1.0 standard CLE credit
1.0 civil trial specialist credit
E-Discovery A to Z: Navigating New Technologies and Evolving Forms of ESI
1.0 standard CLE credit
1.0 civil trial specialist credit
E-Discovery A to Z: Handling E-Discovery in Smaller Cases
1.0 standard CLE credit
1.0 civil trial specialist credit
