eDiscovery Ethics from Collection Through Deposition
General / Law Practice Management M/CLE
Ethical E-Discovery for the Effective E-Advocate
No litigation matter today can escape the dreaded “e” of discovery – virtually every piece of relevant information is electronic today because of our dependance on computers and smartphones. Regardless of the size of your firm or the focus of your practice, every lawyer needs to know how to appropriately handle the collection, preservation, review, and production of electronically stored information (ESI). It’s important to competently discuss the responsibilities that your client has in regards to the information they create and store. You also need to have confidence when discussing the review and production of ESI with opposing counsel, as well as to the court. We’ll cover all of these topics (and more) in this session covering the ethics of e-discovery.
• The duty of technology competence required for e-discovery
• The differences involved with discovery of paper information vs. electronic information
• How to properly review email messages
• How to discuss the “form or forms” of production with opposing counsel
About this M/CLE:
- Accredited for CA, IL, NV and NY attorneys
- Provided only upon request via online or in person/classroom presentation
- Contact Barkley@Barkley.com for more information or your Barkley Account Executive
Wednesday February 17, 2021
Wednesday September 15, 2021