Overview of the duty to preserve records, the Seven Steps of a legal hold business process and basic evidence for the admissibility of electronic evidence (aka ESI)
Legal Hold Workshop - ARMA International - Las Vegas - Oct 23, 2008John Jablonski
3 hour workshop on Legal Holds, presented at ARMA International\'s annual conference in Las Vegas on October 23, 2008. The program was highly rated by attendees, rated as 3rd out of 85 educational sessions.
I presented comprehensive e-discovery webinar with Eric Mandel, national e-discovery counsel and leader of the information law practice group at Zelle Hofmann Voelbel & Mason LLP.
Here are a selection of the slides that I created for the presentation
Legal Hold Workshop - ARMA International - Las Vegas - Oct 23, 2008John Jablonski
3 hour workshop on Legal Holds, presented at ARMA International\'s annual conference in Las Vegas on October 23, 2008. The program was highly rated by attendees, rated as 3rd out of 85 educational sessions.
I presented comprehensive e-discovery webinar with Eric Mandel, national e-discovery counsel and leader of the information law practice group at Zelle Hofmann Voelbel & Mason LLP.
Here are a selection of the slides that I created for the presentation
BoyarMiller presentation to the Houston Young Lawyers Association (HYLA) about best practices for electronic forensic examinations. http://www.boyarmiller.com/news-and-publications/presentations/trade-secret-theft-digital-age-electronic-forensic-examination/
Recent developments have increased the authority and discretion of the Patent Trial and Appeal Board in patent validity disputes. Join the co-chairs of our PTAB Litigation practice group for a practical discussion of how patent owners and petitioners can take advantage of these developments to increase success at the PTAB. Topics will include:
· The standard for proving that printed publications are prior art;
· The PTAB's increasing discretion to institute or deny petitions; and
· Significant Supreme Court and Federal Circuit decisions
Discovery Practice (Series: Newbie Litigator School - Fall Edition)Financial Poise
If you say the word “discovery” to a litigator, the reaction may not be kind. Discovery-the exchange of relevant information- usually in the form of documents or oral depositions, takes up the majority of a litigator’s time and costs clients the most money.
To view the accompanying webinar, go to: https://www.financialpoise.com/financial-poise-webinars/discovery-practice-2020/
Federal Rules of Evidence Restyled, December 1, 2011 "PowerPoint"Litig8or
PowerPoint Presentation of Federal Rules of Evidence Restyled, December 1, 2011 for use by Law Professors, Judges, Attorneys or other legal or teaching professionals.
BoyarMiller presentation to the Houston Young Lawyers Association (HYLA) about best practices for electronic forensic examinations. http://www.boyarmiller.com/news-and-publications/presentations/trade-secret-theft-digital-age-electronic-forensic-examination/
Recent developments have increased the authority and discretion of the Patent Trial and Appeal Board in patent validity disputes. Join the co-chairs of our PTAB Litigation practice group for a practical discussion of how patent owners and petitioners can take advantage of these developments to increase success at the PTAB. Topics will include:
· The standard for proving that printed publications are prior art;
· The PTAB's increasing discretion to institute or deny petitions; and
· Significant Supreme Court and Federal Circuit decisions
Discovery Practice (Series: Newbie Litigator School - Fall Edition)Financial Poise
If you say the word “discovery” to a litigator, the reaction may not be kind. Discovery-the exchange of relevant information- usually in the form of documents or oral depositions, takes up the majority of a litigator’s time and costs clients the most money.
To view the accompanying webinar, go to: https://www.financialpoise.com/financial-poise-webinars/discovery-practice-2020/
Federal Rules of Evidence Restyled, December 1, 2011 "PowerPoint"Litig8or
PowerPoint Presentation of Federal Rules of Evidence Restyled, December 1, 2011 for use by Law Professors, Judges, Attorneys or other legal or teaching professionals.
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Overview of the exposures related to electronic discovery and the need for a document retention/destruction policy. Offers guidelines for writing a document retention/destruction policy. Presented to a group of association finance and administration executives.
From the Virginia Criminal Justice System. How and when a Capias may be used in Virginia. Posted for a story on Gloucester, Virginia links and News, March 23rd, 2015.
Document review, in the context of litigation and legal proceedings, is the process by which each party to the proceeding examines, sorts, and analyses all documents, data, and electronic information in their possession to determine which materials are relevant to the proceeding and which should be withheld from production. Most discovery and ediscovery actions are built around this procedure.
Electronic Discovery - GODWIN PC - What you Need to KnowEd Sothcott
E-Discovery is becoming an increasing important part of the legal process. The effect of social media, e-mail and other electronic correspondence in lawsuits including civil and criminal matters and even divorce has become dramatic. What do lawyers need to do to preserve this evidence? What can happen if you don't?
The ability to trace assets across the world is becoming increasingly relevant to the business sphere as businesses continue to become progressively more global. As individuals and companies continue to move assets away from countries in which they are subject to dispute it is important that parties are able to trace assets across jurisdictions.
This Guide draws together contributions from tracing experts across a number of territories.
We hope you will find the Guide a useful resource for getting to grips with the framework in asset tracing law in each of these territories, safe in the knowledge that if further specialist advice is needed, it’s only a call or email away.
We are grateful to all who have taken part in and contributed to this project. The world’s second largest law firm network, with over 150 leading independent law firms spanning more than 100 jurisdictions, TerraLex provides truly global business law support. The strength of the network is built around not only the quality of its member firms and lawyers (all 19,000 of them) but also the depth of relationships – network members all know each other well, sharing best practice at regular meetings held all over the world throughout the year.
1. www.GoldbergSegalla.com Electronic Document Retention and Rules of Evidence Presented by: John J. Jablonski, Esq. PHILADELPHIA – NEW YORK – BUFFALO – ROCHESTER – SYRACUSE – ALBANY – WHITE PLAINS – LONG ISLAND – PRINCETON – HARTFORD – AFFILIATED EUROPEAN OFFICES
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