Connecticut MCLE - E Discovery Courses
This is a listing of E Discovery CLE Courses for Connecticut. Please make your selection below of Connecticut CLE courses. Click "Add To Cart" to purchase Individual CLE Courses. For more information about a particular CLE course, click on the "More Info" link. Click the "Preview" button to view a short preview of the course.
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Litigation Cost and E-Discovery Trends
This past year Exterro and Norton Rose Fulbright both published reports shedding light on litigation cost and e-discovery trends that every in-house legal professional should be aware of. Norton Rose Fulbright recently launched its 2015 Litigation Trends Annual Survey polling more than 800 corporate counsel. On the other hand, earlier this year Exterro released its 1st Annual Federal Judges Survey on e-discovery best practices and trends. In this CLE program, a panel of experts from Norton... More Info
$291General Credit -
Making a Molehill Out of a Mountain: What Attorneys Need to Know About Document Review
E-discovery budgets are notoriously high yet few companies have succeeded in finding ways to reduce such costs. This CLE course will provide practical strategies for the implementation of protocols to govern information assessment and gathering. These guidelines will streamline the process of identifying important documents and other e-discovery activities, minimizing the data sent out for review. The course will cover best practices for identifying responsive data in the early stages, case law... More Info
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Navigating E-Discovery and Its Emerging Trends
E-Discovery is a dynamic, evolving area that was greatly impacted by COVID-19. This CLE course will review emerging trends in e-discovery as well as offer practical strategies in managing issues such as inadvertent or intentional destruction of electronic data. The course will address the expanding volume of data and the growing sophistication of analytical tools, AI and Technology Assisted Review. More Info
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Offensive & Defensive Strategies in E-Discovery
A recent Lexis Nexis search for "sanctions" in Maryland revealed that there are over 4000 open civil cases where attorneys and their clients are facing sanctions issues. This is largely due to the predominance of electronic data for discovery, which require parties to provide detailed information about a client’s computer system including format of production, claw back provisions and preservation strategies. Attorneys discomfort over these procedures has led to the aforementioned upswing in san... More Info
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Redefining Communications Compliance for the Digital Age
Join us in exploring how firms are tackling the compliance challenges and leveraging the opportunities presented by the growing reliance on mobile apps, social media, and other digital channels for communication. In this enlightening session, industry experts and representatives from FINRA will provide valuable insights on navigating the intricate landscape of firm communications with the public. The panelists will delve into a range of important topics, including lessons learned from F... More Info
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Spy Torts: When the Other Side Overreaches
This informative CLE course will present the common law and statutory causes of action related to privacy invasion. This may include wiretapping, trap and trace methods, tracking devices and video or other surveillance. The course will also focus on the case law related to invasion of privacy and its impact on claims in civil litigation, employment and family law. More Info
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Transforming the E-Discovery Process
E-discovery is rarely treated as a normative business process. Rather it is a reactive activity without standard protocols and as such is not repeatable. This often results in delays, lost evidence and miscommunication. This results in increased costs, raises potential legal sanctions and wastes tremendous amounts of time. This CLE course will explain how to better manage and implement e-discovery utilizing business process management, which is typically applied to non-legal functions, and will... More Info
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What Attorneys Need to Know about New E-Discovery Technology
Document review often accounts for more than 80% of total e-discovery costs. This CLE course will explain how to dramatically reduce costs and the new e-discovery technology that enables you to quickly identify critical documents, streamline activities and minimize data that requires outside review. The course explains why focusing on the left side of the EDRM will lead to cost saving on the right side during document review and the specific e-discovery technology capabilities that can be utiliz... More Info
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What Every Company Should Know About Identifying and Preserving Documents For Litigation
Sanctions for companies that fail to preserve electronic materials is an ongoing concern for firms. This CLE course will explain preservation obligations and how a review of a particular firm may be triggered as well as strategies to meet obligations. The course will also outline some practical steps to develop and pre-litigation document retention policy. More Info
$291General Credit -
What Litigators and In-House Counsel Need to Know about Computer Assisted-Review (CAR)
CAR—Computer Assisted Review has been a boon for attorneys everywhere. Allowing technology to take over the tedious task of document review saves time, saves money and relieves attorneys of the tedium of analyzing endless reams of documentation. But how do CAR’s stand up to tests of accuracy and thoroughness? This CLE course will review the basic functions and capabilities of CAR and explain how to evaluate the systems available, how to manage eDiscovery workflow, check for accuracy an... More Info
$551.75General Credits
