Minimizing risks, costs and challenges with eDiscovery's 8th Annual Electronic Discovery Event

Legal IQ and IQPC's eDiscovery (Electronic Discovery) series returns to New York City this December with its 8th installment!

eDiscovery is an extremely pressing issue right now and gaining serious attention from CIOs and top business executives, exemplified by a recent cover story by Information Week. The rules may now be more clearly defined and the case law maturing; however, as Electronically Stored Information continues to proliferate and courts and investigators demand more from businesses, the cost issues are just not going away

eDiscovery professionals are searching for solutions to minimize costs through new opportunities, a primary focus of the 8th eDiscovery conference

This, electronic discovery conference gathers industry leaders together to explore the current risks, opportunities and current challenges facing eDiscovery. Taking a strategic look at how best to manage Electronic Stored Information in a proactive, cost-effective and efficient manner, the goal of the event is to provide the necessary tools to make eDiscovery a normal business function rather than a "catastrophic" event.

View the event outline here

Pre-Conference Workshops - Monday, December 7, 2009

Workshop A: eDiscovery Mythbusters: Proven Strategies to Increase Value and Lower Costs Early in the Litigation Lifecycle
Workshop B: eDiscovery Mythbusters: Proven Strategies to Increase Value and Lower Costs Early in the Litigation Lifecycle
Workshop C: Early Case Assessment Strategies
and the Pitfalls of Disjointed Collection

Podcasts

Podcasts The Tie in Between Information Governance and Litigation Preparedness

Podcasts Proven Strategies to Increase Value and Lower Costs Early in the Litigation Cycle

Podcasts Part three: Podcast with Diane Barrasso, Principal Forensic and Dispute Services for Deloitte Financial Advisory Services on Strategies for Controlling the Cost of Review in a Defensible Manner

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Speaker Faculty Proudly Featuring:

The Honorable Andrew J. Peck
The Honorable Lisa Margaret Smith
The Honorable John J. Hughes
The Honorable Robert Collings
The Honorable Frank Maas
The Honorable Elizabeth D. Laporte
Andrew D. Goldsmith, United States Department of Justice
Derek S. Witte, Thomas M. Cooley Law School
Richard H. L, Marshall, Esq., Former Principal Deputy Director, President's Critical Infrastructure of Assurance Office
John Terzaken, Assistant Chief, U.S. Department of Justice, Antitrust Division, National Criminal Enforcement Section