Life After Pension Committee and Rimkus: Myth, Fact and Best Practices for Legal Hold and ECA

Complimentary Web Seminar

Original Date: May 18, 2010 at 1:00 PM ET

Sponsored by

Recent decisions, including Pension Committee and Rimkus v. Cammarata, have received a great deal of coverage focusing on eDiscovery, the preservation obligation and defensible practices. The real challenge is to see through the smoke and understand best practices around meeting the preservation obligation, the legal hold process, and performing early case assessment.

Join Autonomy and Inside Counsel for a webinar that will bring leading jurists and practitioners together to discuss how to create and manage defensible eDiscovery practices through proactive legal hold, early case assessment, and advanced technology. The webinar will cover recent cases and provide you with clarity around legal requirements, advances in technology, and defensible, cost-effective methods to mitigate risk and protect your organization from fines, sanctions, and adverse rulings.

In this webcast we will cover:

Recent cases on eDiscovery: separating fact from fiction
The evolving expectation around a reasonable and defensible process
Best practices for managing legal hold and early case assessment
State of the art, advanced technology for legal hold, preservation, collection, and early case assessment
The judiciary and technology
Effective methods for mitigating risks, reducing costs, and minimizing process challenges

1.0 CLE Credit Hour Approved in CA. Non-California attorneys may apply for CLE credit in their state (California is an approved jurisdiction in most states). For more information regarding your state?s CLE requirements, visit your state bar website.

Speakers:

	Jack Halprin VP eDiscovery and Compliance, Autonomy Inc.
	Michael E. Lackey Jr. Partner, Mayer Brown