Course Description
The field of e-discovery has undergone, and continues to undergo, rapid transformation, driven by advancements in technology, stricter data regulations, and the changing nature of digital evidence. Legal teams must stay ahead of these changes to manage their mandates effectively. This panel discussion will cover the federal regulations that govern Florida e-discovery and will include consequences of e-discovery failures, standards of care in e-discovery, professionalism, process and technology concerns.
Principles
- Consequences of e-discovery failures
- Standards of care in e-discovery
- Professionalism concerns
- Process concerns
- Technological concerns
Syllabus
- Consequences of e-discovery failures
- Standards of care in e-discovery
- General standards
- Metadata and special preservation concerns
- Phones in e-Discovery
- Professionalism concerns
- Client communication regarding preservation
- Opposing party communication
- Non-party preservation concerns
- Process concerns
- Identify sources and locations of evidence
- Emails
- Phones
- Computers
- The cloud
- Gather and Preserve the evidence
- Updates to evidence
- Turning over e-discovery
- Mining your own evidence
- Technological concerns
- Overview of tools for emails
- Overview of tools for phones
- Overview of hard drive tools
- Preserving the cloud
- What’s next: AI
