E-discovery has become quite
a bit more complicated for in-house Counsel as the result of recent
amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (In effect as of
December 1, 2006) and the expanded growth of discovery as it related
to email and data. The new regulations make e-discovery more time
consuming and costly, however failure to comply could result in huge
sanctions.
The Knowledge Congress has assembled a panel to help make sense of
this important change and how to best position your firm.
Agenda:
Time
Speaker
Topic (s)
1:00 -1:30
David
J. Goldstone, Goodwin Procter
A summary of the new e-discovery rules
Developing sound electronic records retention
policies that facilitate compliance with the new e-discovery
rules
Real world examples of how those rules can affect
civil litigation
Examples of cases where sanctions were imposed
for e-discovery deficiencies
Best practices on complying with e-discovery
requirements
Hazards to be avoided in complying with
e-discovery requirements
Senior Managing Director
Technology
FTI Consulting
David
J. Goldstone
Privacy & Data Security Practice
Goodwin Procter
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Chris
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Partner, CPA
Forensic Practice, KPMG LLP
Adam I. Cohen
Senior Managing Director Technology
FTI Consulting
David
J. Goldstone
Privacy & Data Security Practice
Goodwin Procter
National Partner-In-Charge of the Forensic Technology Services
practice for KPMG LLP
Coordinates the services and technologies offered by KPMG’s
Evidence and Discovery Management team from KPMG’s Cypress
Technology Center (CTEC)
Global coordinating partner for Forensic Technology Services.
Bachelor of Science, Industrial Administration with
emphasis in accounting Iowa State University
Member American Institute of Certified Public
Accountants
S
enior
Managing Director in FTI’s Technology practice
Co-chair, Electronic Discovery
Committee of the New York State Bar Association’s Federal and
Commercial Litigation Section
Program Co-Chair,
New York State Bar Association Commercial and Federal Litigation
Section Electronic Discovery Conference (New York, NY, December 6,
2006)
Co-author
of the treatise Electronic Discovery: Law and Practice (Aspen
Publishers)
J.D. from Duke University School
of Law
Co-chair
of the Criminal Justice Section’s Cyber Crime Committee
Formerly Senior Litigation Counsel and Trial Attorney in the
Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section of the U.S.
Department of Justice
J.D., Harvard Law School, 1994 (cum laude)
M.S., Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Massachusetts
Institute of Technology
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