Holy ****, The Case is Filed! What Do I Do Now? - Seguridad Mania.com - España y América Latina

The first days after a complaint is filed are critical to managing the eDiscovery requirements of the case efficiently and cost-effectively. With a scheduling order required within 120 days of the complaint and a Rule 26(f) “meet and confer” conference required at least 21 days before that, there’s a lot to do and a short time to do it. Where do you begin? This CLE-approved* webcast will discuss the various issues to consider and decisions to be made to help you meet your discovery obligations in an efficient and proportional manner. Topics include: + What You Should Consider Doing before a Case is Even Filed + Scoping the Discovery Effort + Identifying Employees Likely to Have Potentially Responsive ESI + Mapping Data within the Organization + Timing and Execution of the Litigation Hold + Handling of Inaccessible Data + Guidelines for Interviewing Custodians + Managing ESI Collection and Chain of Custody + Search Considerations and Preparation + Handling and Clawback of Privileged and Confidential Materials + Determining Required Format(s) for Production + Timing of Discovery Deliverables and Phased Discovery + Identifying eDiscovery Liaison and 30(b)(6) Witnesses + Available Resources and Checklists Presentation Leader: Doug Austin Doug is the VP of Operations and Professional Services for CloudNine. At CloudNine, Doug manages professional services consulting projects for CloudNine clients. Doug has over 25 years of experience providing legal technology consulting, technical project management and software development services to numerous commercial and government clients. Special Consultant to CloudNine: Tom O'Connor Tom O’Connor is a nationally known consultant, speaker, and writer in the field of computerized litigation support systems. Tom’s consulting experience is primarily in complex litigation matters. * MCLE Approved in Selected States