By: Jill McIntyre
On April 22, 2013, the Appalachian Institute of Digital Evidence will present a case study and live demonstration about e-discovery in Charleston, WV.
Topics include: relating claims to data; lawyer/client communication about litigation readiness, internal systems and individual datapractices; and limiting and responding to discovery requests.
The Honorable Christopher C. Wilkes and the Honorable James J. Rowe will participate in a panel discussion of e-discovery issues and peeves. Other speakers include Jackson Kelly attorney Jill McIntyre and the vicepresident of a data management company that specializes in e-discovery.
Registration Information: $60 members; $120 non-members (paralegals/IT professionals welcome).
The program has been approved for 8.5 hours of WV Continuing Legal Education credit.
Click here for more information about the event and registration details.