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From preservation to production — build practical command of modern eDiscovery, including AI-assisted review.
8 classes · take them in order
Covers the foundational steps and chain-of-custody practices lawyers use to properly collect and authenticate social media evidence for admission in legal proceedings.
Generative AI tools like ChatGPT can improve efficiency across legal and business contexts, but their misuse has already led to professional consequences. This seminar covers what AI and generative AI are, examines the ethical and practical risks of using these tools, highlights effective uses that support accuracy and productivity, and considers AI's near- and long-term impact on organizations and the legal profession.
This seminar introduces how artificial intelligence and machine learning work, examines how AI is being applied in legal practice including eDiscovery, and explores what the growing use of AI means for legal professionals navigating ethical and professional responsibilities.
This session covers eDiscovery fundamentals and the ethical obligations attorneys carry, including how electronically stored information (ESI) is handled in litigation, the challenges that arise, and practical compliance guidance. Panelists also review recent relevant case law.
Panelists explain what electronically stored information and eDiscovery mean in practice, covering what data can and cannot be accessed and how the process works. The discussion also addresses the ethical responsibilities legal and security teams carry, the consequences of falling short, and how AI-assisted review tools such as TAR 1.0 and TAR 2.0 are shaping the field.
Virtual mediation has become a standard alternative to in-person dispute resolution, offering scheduling flexibility and reduced travel costs while presenting distinct logistical and confidentiality considerations. This seminar covers how mediation works, when it makes sense to pursue it, and the practical steps mediators and counsel recommend to address technical, communication, and confidentiality challenges in a virtual setting.
This seminar examines how artificial intelligence—including generative AI—is being regulated at the state, federal, and international levels, and what that means for organizations and the professionals who advise them. Panelists cover how the technology works, the practical and ethical risks of using it, and what the evolving regulatory landscape means for legal and business operations.
This webinar explains how legal teams engage with special masters in federal court, covering their role, types, and authority under applicable rules, including the 2019 ABA Guidelines for their appointment and use. It concludes with five practical principles for working effectively with special masters.