Legal Technology Group

April 19, 2007
Los Angeles, California	The New Federal Rules of Electronic Discovery: Practical & Ethical Considerations CLE sponsored by The Seminar Group (5.5 general credits & 1.0 ethics) http://www.theseminargroup.net/seminar.lasso?seminar=07.EDISLA OVERVIEW: On December 1, 2006, The New E-Discovery Amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure went into effect. The impact of these new rules will be vast, and every lawyer who represents a business client will be required to know the elements of the law, as well as how to prepare and protect their clients in the age of computers and the Internet. Renowned teachers, lecturers and litigation attorneys Larry G. Johnson, Electronic Data Evidence, and Tom Howe, Legal Technology Group, Inc., will examine what will be required of attorneys and business professionals with the advent of these new rules. They will discuss inventorying, “reasonable accessibility” of data sources, “litigation holds”, safe harbor provisions of Rule 37(f), e-discovery communications and response protocols, IT’s role and its limitations in e-discovery, data collection techniques, how to choose e-discovery vendors, incorporating digital data in trial presentations, preparing your client before the suit, and current case studies that outline examples of trends in these areas. SEMINAR-ONLY OFFER: pre-order your copy of Electronic Discovery Technologies written by the speakers at 50% off the regular price. See advertisement below for more information.
April 17, 2007
San Francisco, California	The New Federal Rules of Electronic Discovery: Practical & Ethical Considerations CLE sponsored by The Seminar Group (5.5 general credits & 1.0 ethics) http://www.theseminargroup.net/seminar.lasso?seminar=07.EDISSF OVERVIEW: On December 1, 2006, The New E-Discovery Amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure went into effect. The impact of these new rules will be vast, and every lawyer who represents a business client will be required to know the elements of the law, as well as how to prepare and protect their clients in the age of computers and the Internet. Renowned teachers, lecturers and litigation attorneys Larry G. Johnson, Electronic Data Evidence, and Tom Howe, Legal Technology Group, Inc., will examine what will be required of attorneys and business professionals with the advent of these new rules. They will discuss inventorying, “reasonable accessibility” of data sources, “litigation holds”, safe harbor provisions of Rule 37(f), e-discovery communications and response protocols, IT’s role and its limitations in e-discovery, data collection techniques, how to choose e-discovery vendors, incorporating digital data in trial presentations, preparing your client before the suit, and current case studies that outline examples of trends in these areas. SEMINAR-ONLY OFFER: pre-order your copy of Electronic Discovery Technologies written by the speakers at 50% off the regular price. See advertisement below for more information.
March 22, 2007
Seattle, Washington	The New Federal Rules of Electronic Discovery: Practical & Ethical Considerations CLE sponsored by The Seminar Group (5.5 general credits & 1.0 ethics) http://www.theseminargroup.net/seminar.lasso?seminar=07.EDISWA OVERVIEW: On December 1, 2006, The New E-Discovery Amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure went into effect. The impact of these new rules will be vast, and every lawyer who represents a business client will be required to know the elements of the law, as well as how to prepare and protect their clients in the age of computers and the Internet. Renowned teachers, lecturers and litigation attorneys Larry G. Johnson, Electronic Data Evidence, and Tom Howe, Legal Technology Group, Inc., will examine what will be required of attorneys and business professionals with the advent of these new rules. They will discuss inventorying, “reasonable accessibility” of data sources, “litigation holds”, safe harbor provisions of Rule 37(f), e-discovery communications and response protocols, IT’s role and its limitations in e-discovery, data collection techniques, how to choose e-discovery vendors, incorporating digital data in trial presentations, preparing your client before the suit, and current case studies that outline examples of trends in these areas. SEMINAR-ONLY OFFER: pre-order your copy of Electronic Discovery Technologies written by the speakers at 50% off the regular price. See advertisement below for more information.
March 21, 2007
Portland, Oregon	The New Federal Rules of Electronic Discovery: Practical & Ethical Considerations CLE sponsored by The Seminar Group (5.75 general credits & 1.0 ethics) http://www.theseminargroup.net/seminar.lasso?seminar=07.EDISOR OVERVIEW: On December 1, 2006, The New E-Discovery Amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure went into effect. The impact of these new rules will be vast, and every lawyer who represents a business client will be required to know the elements of the law, as well as how to prepare and protect their clients in the age of computers and the Internet. Renowned teachers, lecturers and litigation attorneys Larry G. Johnson, Electronic Data Evidence, and Tom Howe, Legal Technology Group, Inc., will examine what will be required of attorneys and business professionals with the advent of these new rules. They will discuss inventorying, “reasonable accessibility” of data sources, “litigation holds”, safe harbor provisions of Rule 37(f), e-discovery communications and response protocols, IT’s role and its limitations in e-discovery, data collection techniques, how to choose e-discovery vendors, incorporating digital data in trial presentations, preparing your client before the suit, and current case studies that outline examples of trends in these areas. SEMINAR-ONLY OFFER: pre-order your copy of Electronic Discovery Technologies written by the speakers at 50% off the regular price. See advertisement below for more information.
December 5, 2006
Seattle, Washington	The New Federal Rules of Electronic Discovery: Practical & Ethical Considerations CLE sponsored by The Seminar Group (2.25 general credits & 1.0 ethics) http://www.theseminargroup.net/brochures/06.EDISWA%20Brochure%20ni.pdf
August 31 – September 1, 2006
Phoenix, Arizona	E-Discovery Technology Explained in Plain English What Lawyers Need to Know: From Motion to Verdict E-Discovery Advisor Summit http://advisorevents.com During this information-packed day, you'll learn what to do when an e-discovery request lands on your desk and what happens in the life cycle of electronic discovery cases. An Expert speaker demystifies and presents in an easy-to-understand and practical way the common concepts in e-discovery cases, including technology elements, but you don't need to have previous understanding of computer technology. Step through demonstrations of collecting, processing, searching, and presenting digital data in a hypothetical electronic discovery case based on actual cases. Explore how computers work and store data, learn what databases are and how important they are to your case, and all about data production formats: native, PDF, TIF and others. Don't miss this opportunity to master e-mail discovery: Search it, review it, and use it as evidence, get the essentials of data storage, archives, and backups, and experience how to image (copy) hard drives. During this workshop, you'll get valuable documents in Microsoft Word, spreadsheets, and programs to use with e-discovery cases. Legal professionals (trial lawyers, paralegals, litigation support staff, corporate counsel, and others) will take away a greater understanding of e-discovery technology. Master using all types of data in a case: e-mail, documents, audio, video, photos, and more See how to effectively handle spoliation and data preservation issues Understand data culling (filtering) and data "de-duplication" Learn about computer forensics for the litigator Examine the do's and don'ts of data collection Scope out online web repositories and data hosting Learn how to identify what files exist on the computer and which are the most important Discover the importance of metadata in e-mail, Microsoft Office documents, and other file types Understand search technologies: text-based, concept searches, and others Find out about the effectiveness and defensibility of concept searches Explore e-discovery software you need to know about Bridge the gap between IT and lawyers Learn from real-life war stories Investigate how to choose and manage electronic discovery vendors Learn how to effectively present digital evidence at trial
July, 2004
Reno, Nevada	Complex Case Management, National Judicial College
May 11, 2004
Tampa, Florida	Electronic Discovery: Law and Technologies; sponsor: CLE International
October 27, 2003
Denver, Colorado	Electronic Discovery: Law and Technologies; sponsor: CLE International
May 13, 2003
Seattle, Washington	Electronic Discovery and Document Storage: Management and Litigation Issues Lorman Education Services.
April 12, 2003
Seattle, Washington	Document Retention, Confidentiality, & Privacy; sponsor: Law Seminars International.
March 21, 2003
San Francisco, California	The Efficient Use of Technology in the Litigation Practice; sponsor: The Seminar Group.

CLE sponsored by The Seminar Group (5.5 general credits & 1.0 ethics)

CLE sponsored by The Seminar Group (5.5 general credits & 1.0 ethics)