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The Georgetown Law Advanced E-Discovery Institute: Cross-Border E-Discovery & International Data
15 November 2009 In June 2009 the Sedona Conference held it’s program Cross-Border eDiscovery and Data Privacy. The Posse List was there and covered the event (click here). The Georgetown panel
Continue readingThe Georgetown Law Advanced E-Discovery Institute: Litigation is the key — How E-Discovery “Fits” into Civil Actions
15 November 2009 When it comes to the flow of litigation information, law firms and clients often feel trapped in a cyclone of data that supersedes substantive issues of a case, both in cost and attention
Continue readingFrom the Georgetown Law Advanced E-Discovery Institute: E-Discovery in Federal Investigations
15 November 2009 The presentation was made by David Shonka (Principal Deputy General Counsel of the Federal Trade Commission), Miriam Smolen (associate general counsel in Fannie Mae’s litigation
Continue readingFrom the Georgetown Law Advanced E-Discovery Institute: Advanced Search and Retrieval Technology
15 November 2009 The presentation on Advanced Search and Retrieval Technology was made by Jason R. Baron, Maura Grossman and Ralph Losey, all powerhouses in the e-discovery world. Baron and Losey started
Continue readingThe Georgetown Law Advanced E-Discovery Institute: ESI Discovery Problems, Judicial Solutions
15 November 2009 The Institute ended on Friday with a reconvening of the Federal Judges panel that opened the program the first day. Much was discussed (generated by questions from the audience) so
Continue readingLaw School as an Investment
14 November 2009 This past Thursday the New York Times profiled a new research paper entitled Mamas, Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be…Lawyers that said “Law school is a bad investment”. The
Continue readingFrom the Georgetown Law Advanced E-Discovery Institute: Unified communications – the game changer in e-discovery
12 November 2009 The presentation was titled Information Everywhere: Understanding New Technologies and Coping With New Problems and was presented by Judge James Francis (U.S. Magistrate Judge in the
Continue readingFrom the Georgetown Law Advanced E-Discovery Institute: the E-Discovery Case Law Update
12 November 2009 The first session was a truly all-star U.S. judicial panel: Magistrate Judge John Facciola, Magistrate Judge Paul Grimm, Magistrate Judge Nan Nolan, Magistrate Judge Andrew Peck, District
Continue readingABA Proposes Law Student Loan Relief
11 November 2009 The American Bar Association is lobbying the Obama administration and Congress to extend relief to recent law school graduates who went into debt to finance their legal educations but
Continue readingeDiscovery survey being conducted by New York University
10 November 2009 You are invited to take part in a research study regarding the E-Discovery Amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and their effects on law firms and their corporate clients.
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