You are invited to attend our online seminar titled “Examining Notable E-Discovery Case Law & Federal Rules Changes – 2006 Mid-Year Update” scheduled for Tuesday, June 27, 2006, at 12:00 PM Central / 1:00 PM Eastern / 10:00 AM Pacific. Examining Notable E-Discovery Case Law & Federal Rules Changes – 2006 Mid-Year Update Electronic discovery standards and best practices for requesting, safeguarding and producing electronic documents and data have continued to evolve throughout the first half of 2006. Ensure you are up to date on the latest legal trends and join us for a discussion about upcoming federal rules changes and recently-issued judicial opinions. During this presentation you will learn: - How courts are dealing with parties who use obstructive discovery tactics;
- Whether or not non-compliance with a preservation order may be ipso facto evidence of bad faith;
- Why attorney-client communications that prompt destruction of evidence may be discoverable; and
- The status of pending federal rule amendments.
Presenters Amy Longo
Partner, Securities Litigation Practice Group
O’Melveny & Myers LLP
Los Angeles , CA Jeffrey Fowler
Counsel, Class Action Defense Practice Group
O'Melveny & Myers LLP
Los Angeles , CA This seminar will be a live Internet broadcast Seating is limited, so please register by Monday, June 26 th to reserve your complimentary seat.
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Computer Forensics |
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Paper Discovery |
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Find hidden or hard-to-find data, recreate past computer-related conduct, or access data that you think is forever lost. |
Integrate your discovery solutions to address all your document review and management needs. |
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